Snake Game with Raylib

Overview

This is a classic Snake game built using C++ and the Raylib graphics library. The game features a finite state machine (FSM) to handle different game states, including the main menu, gameplay, and game over screen. The project is structured to allow easy modification and extension.

Preview

• play the video in fullscreen and make sure the sound is on.

snake-gameplay.mp4

Features

• Finite State Machine (FSM) for managing game states efficiently.
• Smooth Snake Movement using a deque-based body structure.
• Collision Detection for walls and the snake's own body.
• Collectables to increase the snake's length and score.
• Keyboard Controls for navigation and game interaction.
• Sound Effects for collectables, game over, and background music.
• Graphical UI Elements for menus and score display.

Installation & Setup (LINUX)

Prerequisites

• C++ Compiler (e.g., g++)
• Raylib installed on your system
• Make for build

Cloning the Repository

git clone https://github.com/xeenoh/Snake-Game
cd Snake-Game

Compiling the Game

Using Makefile:

make

Running the Game

./game

Controls

• Arrow Keys - Move the snake
• Left Shift - Speed boost
• Q - Return to main menu
• ESC - Exit the game

Project Structure

├── include/		# Header files
├── src/			# Source files
├── assets/		# Textures & Sounds
├── styles/		# UI Stylesheets
├── Makefile	# Build script
└── README.md		# Project documentation

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to modify and distribute it.

Acknowledgments

• Developed using Raylib for graphics.
• Inspired by the classic Snake game mechanics.

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