Beach Arcade

Join Cody the Crab and Byte the Shark in this sandy Beach Arcade! This project has a set of minigames like Hangman, Tic-tac-toe, and Mad-libs that the client can play.

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Inspiration

Our initial plan was to embed a bit of web development into our project. Since we had experience with Python, we started out making simple mini-games then we figured out how to use a website to display our games and also add decorations like images and sound to our website.

What it does

Our project has minigames like tic-tac-toe with or without a friend, mad-libs, and hangman that people can play through our repl.it link.

How we built it

We built our project using python as the main language for the minigames and a bit of HTML and CSS for our website. We also used GitHub to host our website.

Challenges we ran into

The biggest challenge we ran into was creating the AI for the bot for Tic-tac-toe and trying to embed our python code onto our website, so we settled for a video demonstration of our code instead due to insufficient time. We also had trouble with Hangman and knowing what data structure to use in showing and hiding the guessed words.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

We are proud of the amount of time spent on our games and having progress to show our hard work. We are also proud of making a display for the first time for our code since at CSULB, we focus mainly on back-end developer tasks.

What we learned

We learned how to incorporate HTML and CSS allowing us to display our code. We also learned how to run multiple python files at once into a single class.

What's next for Beach Arcade

What's next for Beach Arcade is figuring out how to embed our python code onto the website, allowing the user to play directly from our website rather than having an external link that goes to a Repl.it. Additionally, we would make the website more visually appealing allowing for a better user experience overall improving the Beach Arcade program.

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