Horse Race
by: Christian Bollacker
Christian took his model of the Tortoise and the Hare assignment and built it into a horse racing game. This game lets you bet on the virtual ponies by taking your chances with one of three horses, each with varying speed and endurance levels. Play it for yourself, and be sure to check out the source code to see how the project was put together.
Grand Prix
by: James Norton
James’ racing game lets you change your fate in the Grand Prix. This interactive game gives you the choice of tire and speed, which means you can bring a lot more strategy into the game. Higher speed may win you the race, but also means your car is less reliable. Choose between hard or soft tires, both of which have pros and cons and may win or cost you the race. Drivers, start your engines and give this game a try!
Who Will Win?
by: Don Pham
Race the traditional tortoise and hare with this game that may seem to work in the hare’s favor, until you start getting clever pop-ups that share the unfortunate pitfalls of each contestant. Beware snake bites, squirrels, frequent naps, and other distractions that slow each runner down. Click which animal you think will win, and then check out the source code.
Guess Battle
By: Jason Montoya
This two-person game lets contestants go head-to-head in a boxing match. Each player chooses their strength and finds out who was the dominant player. Challenge your friends and view the project on GitHub.
Make Your Match
By: Jason Montoya
This traditional matching game lets two players compete to see who will find all matches in their black or red suits the quickest. Grab a partner to play the game, or see the code first.
“Ow! My Head!”
by: Don Burress
Choose your own adventure with this role playing game that lets you explore a cave, fight unexpected monsters, and, if you choose the right route, find the hidden treasure.
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