With a busy schedule and little time, it feels like there are not enough minutes in the day to get my React practice in! That's why I decided to make a simple game just to keep myself on track. Thus, CATSWEEPER was born!💣💣💣
It's a play on the classic Minesweeper game, but instead of mining and avoiding bombs, you are tasked to run from apartment to apartment to find fifteen lost kitties - but you have to avoid the angry neighborhood dogs or else you will lose your kitties forever (ie. you get bombed and game over!).
- The game works similar to Minesweeper.
- Click on an apartment door to find a kitty.
- Each door will either have a kitty or a doggo.
- Each game outcome will give you a PRIZE.
- If you find a doggo, it's GAME OVER!
- If you find all fifteen kitties, you WIN!
Day x (I've lost count, oof) of trying to code in React on my own was a success. I completed it with the following: React, JavaScript, CSS and Bootstrap. All the graphics were made by me with the help of different clipart compilations (credit below).
**Please note that if the app does not load or gives an error, just reload the page and Heroku will work again. Sorry for any inconveniece :)
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Main Background Image: https://www.teahub.io/photos/full/361-3611051_sci-fi-pixel-art-city.jpg Game Background Image: https://www.vecteezy.com/vector-art/2662348-starry-purple-sky-landscape Clipart: https://www.pngaaa.com/
"# Catsweeper"