Color Game
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A game about hex codes using p5.js. A game about color values using p5.js How the game works is pretty simple. You type in the text box what you think the number of the specific RGB value is. While testing the game it was pretty hard to get the exact number so I made it so you can be off by 10…
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A game about color values using p5.js
How the game works is pretty simple. You type in the text box what you think the number of the specific RGB value is. While testing the game it was pretty hard to get the exact number so I made it so you can be off by 10 digits.
I made this for the #100daysofcode challenge and I'm pretty happy about it! There's still a lot of bugs and stuff I should fix so maybe I can come back later when I've learned some more to update it. I'll add in the TODO features that would be cool to have if anyone wants to try and implement some!
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