snake game
A free snake game — play it in your browser, no install. :snake: :video_game: Snake Game, a game made with Javascript, being possible change the game mode, difficulty and styling.
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The game consists of the classic snake game , where the objective is to collect as much fruit as possible, increasing its tail until it collides with something that will end the game. However in this game it is possible to customize the game mode, the difficulty and the stylization.
Developed with javascript, css and html, it was structured in objects, where some values vary their state, or the user can change it in the settings.
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