Snake Mania

The landing page
It lets you choose the difficulty level
the game page
page displaying your score and let you play again

Inspiration

Standing at the threshold of Major League Hacking's Game Week, a surge of anticipation and apprehension coursed through my veins. I was poised to embark on a voyage that would propel me far beyond my comfort zone – the mission: to craft a Snake game in JavaScript, armed with nothing but ambition and determination.

What it does

It is a snake game that enlarges itself as its the fruits on the screen

How we built it

As the foundational blocks of my game materialized, I confronted the next formidable obstacle: mastering game development principles. Maneuvering through game states, integrating user controls – the terrain appeared treacherous at first. Undeterred, I delved into experimentation, devising and refining algorithms until the delicate equilibrium of challenge and entertainment was achieved.

However, progress was met with a persistent adversary: bugs and glitches incessantly impeding my advancement. Debugging became an inseparable companion as I meticulously combed through lines of code, relentlessly pursuing elusive errors.

Yet, amidst the trials and tribulations, invaluable lessons emerged. Patience evolved into a steadfast ally as I recognized that greatness is not born overnight – nor is a flawless game. Resilience became my creed, as I persevered through setbacks, acknowledging failure as merely a transient obstacle on the path to triumph.

And then, a breakthrough – the fragments coalesced into a cohesive whole. The once-static screen burgeoned with life as the serpent slithered across the canvas, devouring pixels with each triumphant bite. It was a moment of sheer elation, every line of code a testament to unwavering perseverance and unwavering dedication.

Challenges we ran into

The odyssey commenced with a daunting challenge: acquainting myself with the fundamentals of JavaScript. Engulfed in tutorials, literature, and online modules, I clung to each concept as a lifeline. From variables to loops, each line of code felt akin to a puzzle demanding my relentless resolve.