This project is a clone of the popular online multiplayer game, Agar.io, developed using Vanilla JavaScript. It's a lightweight, browser-based game where players control a cell in a petri dish-like environment. The objective is to grow in size by consuming smaller cells while avoiding being consumed by larger ones. This version introduces a dark mode for an eye-friendly gaming experience and enables players to compete against computer-controlled cells.
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Dark Mode: A sleek dark theme that reduces eye strain, especially in low-light conditions, enhancing the visual comfort for players.
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Single Player Mode: Players can enjoy the game solo by competing against computer-controlled cells, offering a challenging and engaging experience.
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Dynamic Cell Movements: Smooth and responsive cell movements, ensuring an immersive and interactive gameplay experience.
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Core Technology: Vanilla JavaScript, emphasizing the use of fundamental programming skills without the reliance on external libraries or frameworks.
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HTML5 and CSS3: For structuring and styling the game's user interface, ensuring a modern and user-friendly design.
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Growth Algorithm: Cells grow in size as they consume smaller cells, with the growth rate decreasing progressively to balance the gameplay.
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Collision Detection: Accurate detection of interactions between player cells and other cells in the game environment.
This Agar.io clone is a testament to the power and flexibility of Vanilla JavaScript in creating engaging, interactive web applications. By incorporating dark mode and AI opponents, this project offers a fresh take on the classic Agar.io game, making it accessible and enjoyable for a wide range of players.