Intros | Game Instructions | Objectives | Technical Components | Attribution | Disclaimer
Simon Game is a gaming web app that challenges your brain memory and features a 70s retro style and audio effects. The functionalities of the game is built upon a mixture of vanilla JS and jQuery.
Have fun with this retro 70s game and feedbacks are always welcome, especially if the game brings back feelings of nostalgia! 😊 👾
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To start the game, press any key on the keyboard to initialize.
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The game will start off by randomly selecting a color button. This can be identified by the flash effect.
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As the player starting off initially at level 1, you will have to select the same color button that the program had randomly selected.
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After the player selected the button that matches the program selected button, the program will move on to the next level and randomly selects another button.
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At each subsequent level, the player will have to build on their brain memory to select all the previously selected buttons in the correct order along with the correct button at the current level.
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If the user selects any wrong button that doesn't match the game pattern color sequence, the game will be over and the game level will reset to the beginning.
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To start a new game again, repeat Step 1.
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Create a game using jQuery that allow users to start the game first.
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Implement a level functionality to the game and increment its level each time the user passes a game level.
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Saves the results of the game so that the program can keep track of the current level of the game.
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Notify the user when he/she/they did not pass the game level and resets the game to the beginning.
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jQuery 3.5.1
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ES6+ vanilla JavaScript
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HTMLAudioElement object for game audio effects
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