SkeletonHunt

Inspiration:

The game "SkeletonHunt" is likely inspired by popular arcade games where the player needs to move around and shoot or throw objects to hit targets while avoiding obstacles.

What it does:

The game "SkeletonHunt" is a simple arcade-style game where the player controls a witch using the arrow keys to move left and right. The objective of the game is to throw smoke to catch skeletons moving across the screen and gain points. The game ends when the player misses too many skeletons and they pass the bottom of the screen.

How we built it:

The game is built using the Pygame library in Python. The graphics and images used in the game are loaded as image files, and the game elements are displayed on the screen using the blit function. The game logic includes handling keyboard events, moving game elements such as the witch and skeletons, detecting collisions between the smoke and skeletons, and updating the score and game status.

Challenges we ran into:

One of the main challenges in building this game was programming the movement and collision detection of the skeletons and smoke accurately.

Accomplishments that we're proud of:

The game "SkeletonHunt" is a fun and engaging game that provides a simple and entertaining way to spend some time.

What we learned:

Building a game like "SkeletonHunt" requires a solid understanding of programming concepts such as event handling, collision detection, and game physics. Additionally, the game development process involves a great deal of testing and debugging to ensure that the game is both playable and entertaining.

What's next for SkeletonHunt:

Possible improvements to the game may include adding additional levels with more challenging gameplay or implementing multiplayer options. Additionally, expanding the graphics and sound effects could further enhance the player's experience.

Built With

• gamedev
• pygame
• python