p5js matching game
A free typing game — play it in your browser, no install. A browser-based typing game written in p5.js.
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MATCH THAT NUMBER is a typing game written using the p5.js library. where the player needs to try and match the number that projects out from the game board by typing the correct key on the keyboard before the next number comes up. You score by getting a match. You "strike" by typing the wrong number. Three strikes, and you're out. GAME OVER.
There were three main goals for this project. The first, and most important, was to reinforce, practice, and work towards fluency in core JavaScript concepts.
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