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A free snake game — play it in your browser, no install. Classic snake game built in Vanilla JavaScript using the Canvas API

by @TowhidKashem · TowhidKashem/snake-game on GitHubLANG JavaScript★ 62HOSTED ON TOWHIDKASHEM.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 28 Sep 2018

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Note: this was built and only tested on the latest version of Chrome on a Windows 10 desktop. Also the project doesn't have any external dependencies, the package.json and node_modules is for enabling support for publishing to github pages where the demo is hosted.

I got a little too into the project and ended up spending longer than the suggested 3 hours. Having never made a game before or worked with the Canvas API it was an interesting project for me.

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