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BookWorm

BookWorm

Created June 2017
119 plays

About This Project

An example of a Snake-type game that shows how you can create the illusion of a snake-like movement by simply moving the head and tail segments, rather than all segments of the snake (or worm in this case).

What's New

Version 1.4 • Updated 9/21/2022

Added some more example ideas Boxed in -- avoid touching the boundaries The Librarians -- avoid the Librarians Tap-it -- tap the screen to change direction of the bookworm

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Comments

Pinkie Pie
Pinkie Pie6/28/2018

Love the game!

RobinsonX
RobinsonX7/9/2017

Okay, I see. :)

mc games
mc games7/9/2017

Started with up, down, left, right arrows, but there was the issue with turning back on yourself and dying; for example, if you are moving to the left and then hit the right arrow. In the current version you can only turn left or right from the perspective of the worm's direction of travel, it does make it a bit more challenging, but that's a good thing. Also, the project is branchable, so if you want to have a go at a different set of controls that would be great.

RobinsonX
RobinsonX7/9/2017

Awesome game! But the controls get confusing.. (I mean the arrows) Could there be like a pad? (not a joystick) like arrows that go up, right, left, and down...

mc games
mc games6/15/2017

Added some librarians to avoid!