Please see more games in GridWorlds.jl

This package provides some basic variants of the snake game.

pkg> add SnakeGames

julia> using SnakeGames

julia> play()

Single snake and single food. The snake can move through the boundary.

game = SnakeGame(;walls=[
    CartesianIndex.(1, 1:8)...,
    CartesianIndex.(8, 1:8)...,
    CartesianIndex.(1:8, 1)...,
    CartesianIndex.(1:8, 8)...]) 

play(game)

Add boundaries to the game. The game stop when the snake hits the wall.

game = SnakeGame(;n_snakes=2)

play(game)

2 snakes and 1 food. Game stop when two snake eat the same food.

A known bug is that, two snakes of length 1 can move across each other.

game = SnakeGame(;n_snakes=3, n_foods=5)

play(game)

3 snakes and 5 foods. Game stop when one snake hits another.

In fact, we can have many snakes and foods.

And even in the 3D mode. (TODO: add a picture.)

By default, a vector of 2*n_snakes+2 bits is used to represent the current state of each grid.

• The first n_snakes bits are used to mark which snakes' head occupy the grid.
• The following up n_snakes bits are used to mark which snakes' body occupy the grid.
• The last two bits are used to mark whether this grid is occupied by wall/food or not.

You can access it via game.board and use it in your own algorithms.