Finish Snake game

[thiscaspar]

Description

We aim to develop an on-chain version of the classic Snake game. The game will involve players picking unowned pixels and directions, with the snake moving at a predetermined speed until it reaches an impassable pixel.

Game Process:

1. Pick Pixel: A player picks an unowned pixel to start their snake.
2. Pick Direction: The player then picks a direction for the snake to move in.
3. Snake Movement: At a predetermined speed, the snake moves in the chosen direction.
4. End Game: If the snake reaches a pixel that does not allow it to pass through, the snake dies and the player is notified.

Requirements:

1. Smart Contract: Develop a smart contract to handle the game logic and pixel ownership.
2. Front-End Interface: Create a user-friendly interface for players to pick pixels, choose directions, and view the current state of the game.
3. Testing: Thoroughly test the game to ensure it works correctly and securely.

Deliverables:

1. A fully functioning on-chain Snake game.
2. Comprehensive documentation explaining how to play the game and how the smart contract works.
3. Test cases and their results.

[mariz-ov]

Interaction suggestion with paint pixels:

1. When the pixel is the same color as the snake, the snake grows longer
2. When the pixel is not the same color, it dies

[0xshora]

No, that is too many times for the snake to die.
Btw, did you read about this article?
https://medium.com/@syora/discovering-pixelaw-the-fully-onchain-planet-ac5e8bb40dfb
This is the basic concept for this project.

[mariz-ov]

Okay...so what if everytime a snake passes by a paint pixel, it mixes its current color with the paint pixel, but if it hits a white or black pixel, it dies?

[0xshora]

Sounds good, but I don't think we need to interact every time.
How about this:

• If it's the same color, the snake will grow.
• If it's black or white, the snake dies.
• Otherwise, nothing happens.