popsomemore
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A JavaScript game created using the Canvas library
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Pop Some More is a game reminiscent of my childhood. A player would be allowed to move left or right and shoot projectiles to pop a bubble to collect points. The concept is simple but forced me to practice my object orientated programing. My methods had to be organized and my classes had to be structured.
Teaching myself canvas was fun. I was able to make simple shape and move them accordingly by running loops and conditionals.
Overall learned a lot about manipulating DOM elements and a new JavaScript Charting Library to create an interactive and fun game.
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