Breakout (Brick Breaker) Game using Java: Version 3
Breakout (Brick Breaker) Game with Java
This is the 3rd version of the Breakout game. I added the score, game over, and game restart to this version. I also extended the height of the screen so there is no "empty" space at the bottom of the screen as in earlier versions.
I also added the "Congratulations! You Won!" part at the end of game.
Unfortunately, I still need to edit the "Congratulations" statement.
Although, I have basically finished the game, I still have things that need to do to have a proper game. The first- naturally- is I need to finish the ending. Besides, this there are a few other things. I need to change the color of the bricks and the points rewarded. The bricks are all "white"; I need to vary the color and points of the bricks based on the level. I also need to add lives to the game. Right now, the player only has 1 life. I also need to add different levels so that the game gets more difficult as the game continues.
All of these changes will take time. For now, I am happy having built a game in Java. Although I mostly program in Python, I found a lot of similarities between the programs. Hopefully, as I build more games in Java, I will start to feel more comfortable with the language.
This is the 3rd version of the Breakout game. I added the score, game over, and game restart to this version. I also extended the height of the screen so there is no "empty" space at the bottom of the screen as in earlier versions.
I also added the "Congratulations! You Won!" part at the end of game.
Unfortunately, I still need to edit the "Congratulations" statement.
Although, I have basically finished the game, I still have things that need to do to have a proper game. The first- naturally- is I need to finish the ending. Besides, this there are a few other things. I need to change the color of the bricks and the points rewarded. The bricks are all "white"; I need to vary the color and points of the bricks based on the level. I also need to add lives to the game. Right now, the player only has 1 life. I also need to add different levels so that the game gets more difficult as the game continues.
All of these changes will take time. For now, I am happy having built a game in Java. Although I mostly program in Python, I found a lot of similarities between the programs. Hopefully, as I build more games in Java, I will start to feel more comfortable with the language.
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