Inspiration
Love games growing up and I always enjoyed getting a higher score than the previous (like PacMan)
What it does
There is a ship (block) on each side, and there are pills (4 colors) coming down, and the objective is for the ship to eat as many pills as it can.
How I built it
Python was my first language but I haven't used it in a while because many of my classes and projects involve C++ these days, so I wanted to go back with Python and have some fun making a game.
Challenges I ran into
I ran into some challenges, but the main one I ran into was figuring out how to make the ship stop right at the center line so that one doesn't cross over to other side. That took me a while to figure out and get it to work.
Accomplishments that I'm proud of
I'm proud of making a game involving python because playing games were a part of my childhood and learning to code later on is something I'm really happy that I chose. Game development is creative and fun
What I learned
I learned how to make sprites using python frameworks and create a game from start to finish.
What's next for Density Game
I ran into the problem of having a replay ending screen, where once the user has a win, the user would have the option of playing again during the same runtime, without closing the program and running it again (as that's what it does right now). I'm still trying to figure out how to increment the number of wins during the play.
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