Classic early arcade games were creative and simple enough to make a good beginner level coding project. Today we take a proven game concept and build your own version, using modern web technologies. Let's make grid-based games with JavaScript, from scratch. Have fun!
Advanced version with many more features: • Player-vs-AI Games (Ja...
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We will use vanilla JavaScript, no frameworks and no libraries because we want to understand every line of code. (JavaScript, HTML canvas, object oriented programming, HTML5, CSS3)
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IT ALL STARTED IN 1976 as a two player ARCADE videogame called Blockade. It inspired other arcade games like Surround and Dominos (1977).
The first home computer version called Worm followed in 1978. Mattel released Snafu in 1982. The same year Snake Byte was published for Atari computers and Nibbler, a single player arcade game.
Tron arcade and it's light cycles are a player versus AI variant of the snake game concept.
In 1991 there was Nibbles for MS-DOS and Rattler race was released the next year, where the snakes eat apples.
In 1997 it was chosen as a pre-set game for Nokia cell phones followed by Snake 2 in the year 2000.
Since then there were countless small flash games, with many different takes on the gameplay and graphics. Let's make our own version and add our own little contribution to the video game history.
Challenge: can you add shadow to the snake? It might be more difficult than it seems because the body is made out of individual segments.
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6 сен 2024
