Port Invaders is an arcade-style educational game designed to help you learn and memorize common networking port numbers. Whether you're studying for Network+, Security+, OSCP, CEH, A+, MCSA, or any other IT certification, this game offers a fun and interactive way to get familiar with port numbers.
- Arcade Gameplay: Classic 8-bit graphics and immersive gameplay.
- Learning Through Interaction: Memorize port numbers by shooting down unauthorized ports while letting authorized ones pass through your firewall.
- Multi-Level Learning: Each level introduces new ports, with varying difficulties.
- Dynamic Scoring: Gain points for correct actions and lose points for mistakes, just like in a real-world scenario.
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Installation: Clone this repository and install Pygame.
pip install pygame -
Run the Game: Navigate to the project directory and run:
python port_invaders_arcade_game_final_single_file.py -
Gameplay: Use the arrow keys to move your ship and spacebar to shoot. Your objective is to let only the allowed ports pass through. Shooting an allowed port will result in a deduction of points.
This game serves as a practical tool for learning and memorizing port numbers, an essential skill for various IT and cybersecurity certifications, including:
- Network+: Understand networking fundamentals.
- Security+: Get a grasp of firewall rules and security protocols.
- OSCP: Know your ports to set up or exploit services.
- CEH: Familiarize yourself with commonly used ports for ethical hacking.
- A+: Build a foundation in IT, including networking basics.
- MCSA: Prepare for Microsoft's certification with a focus on networking.
Feel free to fork this repository and contribute. Pull requests are welcome!
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
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