Welcome to the Peace, Love, and Harmony-themed memory game! Test your memory skills by clicking on the images and matching them. Can you uncover all 15 images without clicking the same one twice?
- Click on Every Image: Your goal is to click on each of the 15 images exactly once.
- Score and Shuffle: With each new image clicked, your score increases. The images shuffle after every click, so stay sharp!
- Avoid Duplicates: If you click the same image twice, the game resets, and your score starts from scratch.
- Top Score: Your top score is recorded as long as you remain in the same browser window.
This memory game was developed using React and the Bulma UI framework. Here's how it works behind the scenes:
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React: The game is built using React, allowing for dynamic rendering and easy management of game state.
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Images Data: The images used in the game are sourced from a JSON file and mapped to create the game's image set.
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Game Logic: On each click, the clicked image is given a state of
isClicked: true. Its unique ID is then added to an array, and the positions of the images are shuffled. If a duplicate is found in the array, the game ends. -
High Score: The game keeps track of your high score using a state variable. If your current score surpasses the stored high score, a new high score is recorded.
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Victory Alert: If you successfully match all 15 images without clicking any duplicates, a congratulatory alert pops up to celebrate your victory!
Enjoy this Peace, Love, and Harmony-themed memory game and challenge your memory skills. Can you achieve the ultimate goal of matching all the images and setting a high score to beat?
Have fun and keep those memory cells active!
NOTE: This game is not mobile responsive
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In the project directory, you can run:
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