The first group project for the intermediate Javascript class at the Epicodus, coding school. This is a Javascript and HTML5 based game, where the user is a fox eating chickens without being caught by the farmer.
By Sam Cook, Erin Deuel, Shawna Duvall, Marina Poltorak, and Daniel Hongel Created initially on July 5th, 2019.
This game is a group project for the coding school, Epicodus. It is the beginning of a stealth game, eventually intended to have the player navigate a fox through a farmyard. The objective is to eat chickens, while avoiding being spotted by the farmer, and eventually (later stretch goals) dogs, and other hazards.
| Behavior | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| click starts game | click | starts the game loop |
| WASD moves fox | WASD | Fox moves according to keys |
| If fox enters a "v" tile (farmer's vision field), fox is caught and game is lost | WASD | game over |
| if the fox enters a "c" tile (the chicken field), chicken is eaten and game is won | WASD | game is won |
- Clone this repo to your desktop.
- Open a terminal window.
- Change directories in terminal to this project's folder.
- Type npm install.
- Open the project directory in a text editor, like atom or sublime, to name a few.
- In a terminal window, type npm run start.
- Please enjoy hunting chickens as a fox, grrr!
There are no known bugs at this time.
If you encounter any issues using this software, have comments or suggestions, or would like to support further projects please e-mail us at:
- Sam Cook: whenpotatoesfry@gmail.com
- Erin Deuel: end.gaia@gmail.com
- Shawna Duvall: shawnabduvall@gmail.com
- Marina Poltorak: emylisfamily@gmail.com
- Daniel Hongel: fatherofdharma@gmail.com
- html
- JavaScript
- css
- bootstrap
- jquery
- webpack and plugins
- Karma and Jasmine
This software is license under the MIT license.
Copyright (c) 2019 by: Sam Cook,Erin Deuel, Shawna Duvall, Marina Poltorak, and Daniel Hongel
We would like to say a special thank you to the youtube channel of PothOnProgramming found at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdS3ojA8RL8t1r18Gj1cl6w. PothOn Programming had many tutorials and available code that helped us understand and create a foundation for our program. We also couldn't have done it without the tutorial by Dan Nearne, found in the following article published in net magazine: https://www.creativebloq.com/html5/build-tile-based-html5-game-31410992.