Recreating the infamous snake game on Python using Turtle Graphics
Used Claude.AI to debug two errors I was unable to understand and helped me write the readme file
I am learning game development and 2 languages, Python and C++.
So, in one of the courses I was taking, there was a challenge to recreate the infamous Nokia Snake game using turtle graphics. So I recreated it on my own entirely with the help of the documentation, of course. Although the way it’s done in the course and the way I’ve done it differ in structure, they function very much the same, and I’m proud of how it turned out. Even tho its a simple project, it’s my first major project, and I’d hope to keep making them in the future.
Playing it is very simple: copy over the repository and hit play on the main.py.
And it’s even easily customizable,e so if anyone wants to have a little bit of fun with it.
Finished the snake game
Added game-over sequences, such as collision with the wall and collision with the tail
as well as a score system that includes an increase in size after eating orbs.
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Worked on the Snake class and screen setup,
managed to set up basic controls for the game. The snake is controllable by both UP, RIGHT, DOWN, LEFT, as well as WASD
Set up a snake class system that is highly customisable. Initially, the value is left at 3 for the number of segments the game starts with; however, it is easily changeable.
In the next hour or so, I’m gonna set up the food system, game over systems as well as the scoreboard.
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