Inspiration
The theme of the hackathon is sports, a sport is anything that challenges you and makes you do better, that was the reason, I decided to build an android application which is game in Kotlin. It is a memory game which is fully customizable. You can test your memory by flipping cards and matching them. The difficulty level can be increased as per choice.
What it does
- Play the traditional memory game.
- Three difficulty levels with 3 grid sizes, easy, medium and hard with 4 x 2, 6 x 3 and 6 x 4 respectively.
- Restart and Refresh your game.
- Move counts and pair matched count maintained as per difficulty level.
- You win the game if all pairs are matched correctly :smile:
How I built it
The app was built fully in Kotlin, using android studio.
Challenges I ran into
Before the hackathon, I knew little about Kotlin, it was an opportunity for me to learn a language and a technology entirely from scratch while building something. I encountered, several errors and browsed the internet to solve them. Setting up the emulator was also a challenge.
Accomplishments that I'm proud of
I was able to build something small yet useful in a little amount of time, this is the first time I have made a game.
What I learned
- Kotlin
- Android and Kotlin
What's next for Remember: A memory game
- The user can play the game using custom images.
- More interactivity can be added.
- Background music can be added.
- Work on the UI.
Built With
- android
- android-studio
- kotlin
- xml



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