Originally published on the Sorceress blog. TL;DR: a fixed-tick grid, a growing body, food on empty...
Originally published on the Sorceress blog.
TL;DR: a fixed-tick grid, a growing body, food on empty cells, death on wall or self-collision. Under ~350 lines of vanilla JS.
Scope it first
"Snake" covers three builds: a Python turtle classroom demo, a multiplayer .io arena (weeks of backend), or a single-player browser snake — fixed grid, fixed tick, arrow/WASD turns, respawning food, growth on eat, death on wall or self. The last is the weekend build.
The grid loop in one minute
Originally published on the Sorceress blog. TL;DR: model a side-view run loop with gravity, solid...
Originally published on the Sorceress blog. TL;DR: an HTML5 game is four things — an index.html host...
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▶️ Play it first (10 seconds): https://emaadshamsi.github.io/paper-hands/ It's called PAPER HANDS....
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Most "AI games" phone home. Every turn is an API round-trip, every player burns your tokens, and the...
