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JavaScript(JS) Version Of The Classic Brick Game Car Racing.

This is my first game in JS, created to pratice my skill.

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Creation Steps   |    Game Rules   |    Technologies and Features   |    License

✒️ Creation Steps

  • Game Area
    • Create the main car
    • Create the bricks
    • Create the rival cars
    • Create the movements of:
      • Main car
      • Bricks
      • Rival cars
    • Create random moves from rival cars
    • Create non-passable area
    • Create collision
  • Status Area
    • Create Score
    • Create Hi-Score
    • Create Life
    • Create Level
    • Create Speed
    • Create Goal
    • Show/Update Status
  • Others
    • Restart game after collision
    • Restart the game and reset the status after the game is over
    • Create collision animation
    • Include swipe events to move by Mobile
    • Save Hi-Score
    • Include background
    • Include sounds
    • Game over screen:
      • Score
      • Hi-Score

📘 Game Rules

  • Life:
    • Start with 5 lives.
    • Each collision with a rival car loses 1 life.
    • After 5 lives lost, reset score, level, speed and goal.
  • Hi-Score - Maximum points reached.
  • Goal:
    • Ganha 1 point per car overtaken.
    • 25 points limit.
  • Level - Increases 1 level for every 2x speed increase.
  • Speed ​​- Increases by 1x for every 25 points achieved from the Goal.
  • Score:
    • Level 1 and Speed 1: 50 points per car overtaken.
    • Level 1 and Speed 2: 75 points per car overtaken.
    • Level 2 and Speed 3: 100 points per car overtaken.
    • Level 2 and Speed 4: 125 points per car overtaken.
    • Level 3 and Speed 5: 150 points per car overtaken.

🚀 Technologies and Features

I used features of ECMAScript: Use Strict, String Interpolation, Const and Let Variables. In addition, some design patterns were used, such as Factory, Dependency Injection, Observer, Command.

📝 License

This project is under the MIT license. See the LICENSE for more information.


Made with ♥ by Jean Vidal 👋 Get in touch!