Source code for our Trijam 261 entry. The theme is "One Wrong Move."
Trijam is a weekly game jam where the goal is to create a game in under 3 hours of development time. We went over the 3 hour goal and spent about 8 hours of active development time in creating the artwork and programming the game.
Try out it out here!
In Famous Blunders you are replaying the final moments before a chess player blundered a game piece. The objective of the game is to identify which piece was blundered and where it was moved to. To play the game, players will:
- Select a square with the game piece to move
- Select a destination square for the game piece
(Note: there is a blunder in drawing the chessboard here! The error has been fixed since creating the preview gif. Light is on the right!)
Artwork hand drawn by our 9 year old!
Run with local web server
python -m http.server 8000- JavaScript
- Visual Studio Code
- Procreate
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