Imagine the classic snake game, you move and pick apples, you earn score when you do. Now that the main mechanics are implemented is time to iterate and give it a twist, after all: Who wants to play again to Snake? And why people should play my version instead of the thousand of – more polished – versions that can be found out there? For this project I choose the Snake Game, that classic you could play in your Nokia 3310, where must eat apples to generate score, but as you do, your size also increases, making it more difficult little by little.ĭuring week 1: I created the main MVP, the classic snake game where the snake (player) grows as eats apples, and dies if gets out of the playing area, as well as it gets entangled with its own tail. The main idea here is to grab a simple mechanic from an existing game, replicate it, add a few twists here and there, and create something different, but still keeping it simple and with narrow scope. The main MVP was completed during week 1, however this is not that big of a deal either as you can find tutorials in YouTube to do this classic snake-based game in ~20 minutes for all programming languages out there. All rights reserved.After a long hiatus in Game Development since last summer, is time to go back to working on my projects, in order to get the ball rolling again and get acquainted back with the tools and C# in general I started with a completely new and simple project from scratch, giving myself just around a month to finish, and publish it.Ĭompared with Panda Hell this project has a much more simple and short scope. This game was created by the Simiade company. You can send us an email at Any questions, complaints, thanks, or comments are welcome. In the Cooperative Campaign, the level can only be won if the players cooperate to achieve the level’s objective.Ĥ.5 ★ (208 votes) Your rating: ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Awful Poor Average Good Very good Contact information The Competitive Campaign pits human players against one another and declares the winner after each match. The game also features two multiplayer Campaign Modes, in which human players can play together using the same keyboard.

In the Singleplayer Campaign, your objectives can be anything from growing the snake to a certain size, to beating your AI opponents within the time limit. Campaign levels have various objectives, and a level is won when its particular objective has been successfully completed.

The Campaign Mode contains a number of levels with varying difficulty. The player who is the sole survivor after everyone else has died is the winner. The Tron Mode allows you to play a Tron-like experience in which players guide the ever-growing snakes and try to force opponents into walls or their own tails. If other players die after you have, and they fail to achieve higher score than you, then you are the winner. It is possible to die earlier and still win the game. This game type is won by the player with the highest score. In the Multiplayer Mode, the player can compete against computer opponents (bots) or other human players using the same keyboard. The game ends when the snake bumps into the edge of the game board or hits its own tail. Each piece of food makes the snake grow longer. In the traditional version of the game, the player must guide the snake into eating pieces of food that are scattered on the board. There are currently more than 300 versions of Snake on iOS alone.ĭuring gameplay, the player controls the square-shaped head of a snake moving across the game board. It would only gain most of its current popularity much later, however, after being preloaded onto Nokia mobile phones in 1998. Snake is an old game that dates back all the way to 1976.

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