Off The Walls
Collect oxygen containers, use your grappling hook, and solve puzzles by changing gravity. Made by Jade Swiryn.
Feudle
AP Computer Science students made multiple versions of this game, inspired by Wordle and Family Feud. One version was written in Java and another in JavaScript. They also spent time connecting two different front ends (one mobile UI written in React Native and one regular webpage) which connected to the same backend code. The backend is powered by a web-based API. The version featured here is all in JavaScript and the data for the current game is temporarily stored in the browser (which means you can cheat if you know where to look).
Don’t Die
Fight waves of dudes with guns using your guns and remember try not to die. also you start off a little damaged. Snipers can penetrate through shields. WASD to move, click to shoot, r or click to reload, k to ditch gun, and p or escape to pause. Made by Corbin Collins.
Memory
AP Computer Science students made 10 variations of a memory game and combined them into this super console game. Everything is written in Java classes like what is featured on the AP test.
Casino Console
AP Computer Science student Josh Neill is back with a Casino game in Java. It has a fully featured console-based Blackjack game as well as Texas Hold’em game. (2 to 14 players)
Java Chess
Josh Neill previously made a chess game in one Javascript file; this chess game uses multiple java files. The art and sound resources were taken from chess.com, and a rudimentary chess engine algorithm was adapted from something found on the internet. Josh put it together as a game that maintains state, allows you to undo moves, checks for legal moves and recognizes checkmate. See if you can spot the graphical error when the computer castles. Would you be able to fix that bug?
