A free Pac-Man game — play it in your browser, no install. This game was created using a combination of Javascript, JQuery, HTML and CSS through the bootstrap library.
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Open the live demo Source on GitHubInternet programming environments Department of Software and Information Systems Engineering Nevo Itzhak and Tomer Shahar
In this project we wrote a version of the popular Pacman game in HTML5/CSS3/JavaScript/JQuery. The website involved registering and logging in (without the use of a DB – i.e registering is saved per session), selecting options for the game and providing as much of an interactive experience as possible for the user. We also used the Bootstrap 4 library.
The most difficult part developing this game was ensuring the game itself works as expected and is intuitive.
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