Dragon Jump: A Web-Based
Game
Developed using HTML, CSS, and
JavaScript
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Introduction
• "Dragon Jump" is a web-based game
developed using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Inspired by the Chrome offline game, players
control a dragon to avoid obstacles and score
points. This project demonstrates how basic
web technologies can be used to create
interactive games.
Game Mechanics
• The game mechanics include:
• • HTML: Renders the dragon, obstacles, and
background elements.
• • CSS: Controls appearance, color schemes,
layout, and visual style.
• • JavaScript: Handles game logic, including
jumping, collisions, scoring, and animations.
HTML: Structural Elements
• HTML is responsible for rendering the dragon,
obstacles, and background elements on the
canvas.
CSS for Design
• CSS controls the appearance of the game,
including color schemes, layout, and the visual
style of the dragon and obstacles, ensuring a
responsive and visually appealing layout.
JavaScript for Logic
• JavaScript handles the game loop, detecting
when the dragon jumps or hits an obstacle,
calculating the score, and rendering
animations in real-time.
Sound and Music
• Sound effects for jumping, scoring, and
collisions, along with background music,
enhance the experience.
Hardware Specifications
• The required hardware for developing and
running the game includes:
• • Processor: Intel Core i3 or equivalent and
above.
• • RAM: 4 GB or higher (8 GB recommended).
• • Storage: 100 MB for code files, game assets,
and project folders.
• • Graphics: Integrated GPU.
• • OS: Windows, macOS, or Linux.
Web Browser Requirement
• The latest version of Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or
Safari is required for testing and running the
game.
Challenges Faced
• Challenges faced include:
• • Implementing game logic for jumping and
collision detection.
• • Creating smooth animations and real-time
scoring.
Conclusion
• "Dragon Jump" is a straightforward project
that demonstrates how basic web
technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
can be used to build engaging and interactive
games. It highlights key concepts in web
development.
Demo
• A demo or gameplay video can be presented
here to show the game in action.
Table of Contents
• 1. Introduction
• 2. Game Mechanics
• 3. HTML: Structural Elements
• 4. CSS for Design
• 5. JavaScript for Logic
• 6. Sound and Music
• 7. Hardware Specifications
• 8. Web Browser Requirement
• 9. Challenges Faced
