climbing game project
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First project of Ironhack Web Development Bootcamp
moving top to bottom (continuously).
appears to be climbing up. can move left and right.
rocks: will decrease energy on hit. quickdraws: need to be collected in order to finish level 1. helmet: should be worn to increase safety. granola: eat to recharge energy a bit. bolts: need to get quickdraw & rope attached in order to finish level 2.
for different stages of the game.
collect enough quickdraws and wear a helmet to finish. avoid the rocks, they will lower your energy. eat granola bars to recharge. being too tired ends the game.
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