orchard snake
A free snake game — play it in your browser, no install. Jeu p5.js illustrant le steering behavior Arrival avec un serpent interactif
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Jeu interactif en p5.js illustrant le comportement de pilotage Arrival décrit par Craig W. Reynolds. Le joueur guide un serpent avec la souris pendant une manche de 60 secondes. La tête suit le pointeur, les anneaux suivent leur prédécesseur, et les fruits proches sont attirés vers la tête.
Le projet transforme un exemple pédagogique de steering behavior en petit jeu complet : score, meilleur score persistant, plusieurs serpents, paramètres réglables, texte animé et musique générée avec Web Audio.
Les curseurs règlent vitesse, longueur et largeur du serpent.
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