Link to demonstration: https://yardenhochman.github.io/Simon-Says/
In this project I decided to make a game using Class oriented design. Initially it was challenging to synchronize the sounds correctly. However, by using setTimeout function I was able to do it, and also to disable and enabled the users mouse clicking, which was important in order to prevent the player from participating during the game's demonstrations. This also proved challenging since the compiler was reading my entire code simultaniusly, so I ended up timing the execution of that feature as well.
There are some features I left the game without, but could still be added. One of these is a multiplayer option. Additionally, the game does not ask for the player's name, which is something I was thinking of including. I would also love to incorperate a highscore chart in future iterations.
More about the game logic:
Color Sequence Generator:
Size Of Sequence - specifies length of sequence to make Color selection - array of 4 colors The sequence - Creates a new array. Sequence generator - Each spot is the array is assigned a random color. Create buttons - creates clickable elements on the UI, each Representing a different color.
Player :
Name - Stores player name Sequence - Length, for the amount of flashes this turn Lives - each player gets 2 chances Current selection - stores array of player choices
Flash - method displaying part of the sequence Player selects - An event listener waiting for the player to recall Compare - method checks validity of player selection
Game Color sequence generator - method to create a new class In charge of forming the array to remember Player - method to create a new class in charge of storing Player information and stats Play - method to create a class in charge of the actual game Turns -checking game continuation, flashing, player Selections and checking for success and failure Announce - in charge of ending the game