SnakeGame
A free snake game — play it in your browser, no install. Classic Snake Game built with HTML, Bootstrap, and JavaScript with responsive gameplay and simple interactive controls.
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A classic Snake Game built using HTML, Bootstrap, and vanilla JavaScript. The game provides a simple and interactive browser-based experience where the player controls the snake, collects food, increases the score, and avoids collisions.
The game logic is implemented in snake.js.
You can also use a local development server such as VS Code Live Server.
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