Games in Development

All of the games on this page are written in HTML, and you can both play them and download the code. Once downloaded, you can modify the games to improve them or add new features, giving you the chance to enhance your coding skills.

If you create your own game, feel free to email it to Mr. Evan. We’d love to upload it and share your creativity with the college community!

Robot Rotation Challenge

 This program is designed to help students gain a deeper understanding of programming robots to move in different directions—left, right, up, and down. Students will be challenged to correctly control the robot’s movements 10 times in a row, with a timer encouraging them to complete the task as quickly as possible. This activity promotes both speed and accuracy in learning to program robot navigation.

Pong Game

Our version of the classic Pong game gives students the chance to explore basic game development using HTML. Players control the paddles to keep the ball in play, with the goal of outscoring the opponent. You can download the game code to tweak it, improve the graphics, or add new features like sound effects or advanced scoring. It’s a fun way to learn the fundamentals of coding while experimenting with one of the earliest video games in history!

Snake Game

In this HTML-based Snake game, players control the snake as it navigates the screen, eating food to grow longer while avoiding collisions with its own tail. It’s a great introduction to game mechanics, movement, and collision detection. You can download the code to experiment with adding new features like different levels, obstacles, or even power-ups. It’s a fun and interactive way to learn coding while bringing a classic arcade game to life!

Drafts Game

Our HTML version of the classic Drafts (or Checkers) game allows players to compete in a simple yet strategic game of capturing the opponent’s pieces. This version helps students understand the fundamentals of game logic, player turns, and movement mechanics. You can download the code to customise the game, add features like different themes, or create more complex rules. It’s a fantastic way to learn and practice coding skills while working on a timeless board game!

Air Hockey

 

Foosball