This is a command-line Wordle-style game based on the popular game created by Josh Wardle and made popular by The New York Times. It is implemented in Python and the rules for the game are the same as the original. Players guess a hidden word within a set number of attempts. Each guess is evaluated, and feedback is provided through color-coded hints about the accuracy of each letter's position, using ANSI escape codes for colors.

Key Features:

• Hidden Word Generation:
  The game randomly selects a word from the NLTK corpus, based on a specified word length.
• Color-Coded Feedback:
  After each guess, letters are highlighted to indicate their status:
  • Green: Correct letter in the correct position
  • Yellow: Correct letter, in the wrong position
  • Gray: Incorrect letter
• Win/Loss Detection:
The game checks for victory upon guessing the word correctly, or ends with a loss if the maximum attempts are exceeded.

This project demonstrates skills in console-based game design, ANSI color customization, word list filtering, and interaction with NLTK and its corpora. It combines interactive logic with concise feedback for the player.

This interactive constellation guessing game invites players to engage with the night sky while testing their knowledge of lowercase letters. Built using p5.js, the game features smooth star movements and dynamic feedback as players make their guesses. With a vibrant visual design and engaging sound effects, players receive immediate feedback on their performance, creating an immersive gaming experience.

Key Features:

• Smooth Star Movement:
  Stars glide gracefully towards their target positions using linear interpolation (lerp), enhancing the visual appeal of the game.
• Dynamic Scoring System:
  Players receive a score based on correct guesses, with real-time feedback to keep the gameplay engaging.
• Interactive Gameplay:
  Make guesses by clicking on letters that appear after dropping stars, with easy-to-navigate screens for a seamless experience.
  ※ Mouse press functionality has been adjusted from the original code to better suit this webpage demonstration.

This project showcases skills in creating interactive graphics, implementing user-friendly game mechanics, and designing an engaging audiovisual experience, all while focusing on using game play to help young learners learn to recognize the alphabet.

This browser-based Plinko game combines dynamic physics, interactive gameplay, and vibrant visuals. Built using p5.js and Matter.js, players drop balls onto a peg-filled board to score points based on where the balls land. The game features a realistic physics simulation, scoring mechanics, and interactive sound and graphic feedback to create an engaging experience.

※ Use the SHIFT key to "tilt" the board when a ball becomes stuck.

Key Features:

• Physics-Based Gameplay:
  Balls interact dynamically with pegs and obstacles on the board, simulating realistic movements and collisions powered by Matter.js.
• Scoring System:
  Players score points based on the bucket a ball lands in, with visuals and sound effects enhancing the experience.
• Interactive Controls:
  Drop balls with mouse clicks or the space bar, use the tilt mechanic with SHIFT.
  ※ Key and mouse press functionality has been adjusted from the original code to better suit this webpage demonstration.

The project demonstrates skills in implementing 2D physics simulations, object-oriented game logic, and intuitive user interaction, with a focus on immersive graphics and sound design.