This is the famous puzzle game Connections. But a bit worse.
The game plays like this: There are 16 words and you must group them into 4 groups of 4 that share a hidden connection. Select 4 words and hit guess. If your guess is correct the group is revealed. If it’s wrong you lose a life. You have 4 lives.
Finished up the project. Made all the buttons styled and functioning. Disables them when not available etc.
Added animations with the help of AI.
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Fixed spacing issues when playing and replicated the original games look.
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Haven’t added shuffle yet because I realized I needed to change the way I sorted. Well needed is a strong word but I wanted it good. So sorting is good now!
Improved CSS, not done yet.
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Added multiple colors.
Added sorting. (Note: The past pic didn’t have sorting, just refreched till I got there. (Note in note: That reminded me of the next feature I need to add, shuffle.)
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Added deselect all button.
Fixed logical bug where solving didn’t work. Sleepy me compared the word (string) with the element of the button (instead of the elemetents text). Thats one way to waste 30 minutes.
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Did some small temporary styling.
Added Selection.
Added Guesses and Solving.
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Made the foundation of the game.
Adding the buttons with words from an array of objects, shuffling of the words etc.
Edit 4 hours later: The shuffle mentioned here isn’t during gameplay, only initially at the start.
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Added Linux runtime.
Here is the demo video from Windows:
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A simple battleships game played in the CLI.
I’m quite happy with the final result, though the use of the variable currentBoard could’ve probably been made cleaner with the use of a class instead. But it’s a small project so nothing to really worry about.
Added the ability to place and shoot ships. Made the UI look decently pleasant. Added foundational multiplayer logic (Needs user instructions and finishing touches).
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Made all the core classes and methods and made a simple print function to try it out.
These visuals are nothing to show really, all the time has been spent laying the foundation to be able to build futher.
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