A focused C++ and SFML Snake build exploring keyboard input, grid movement, growth, wrapping, and failure conditions.
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Category
SFML / C++
System focus
C++ + SFML
Grid generation
Input loop
Public project material
Public repository available.
Project record
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Project overview
What the build is about.
A C++ and SFML Snake game in which the player eats food, grows, and manages increasing control difficulty without touching the body.
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What I built
Player-facing systems.
Keyboard input.
Random food generation.
Dynamic grid generation.
Customizable code architecture.
Death condition.
Screen wrapping.
Growth increases the challenge of control.
Project context
The project in practice.
Snake is a C++ and SFML implementation of the classic growth loop. Keyboard input guides the player toward food, and every successful pickup increases the snake’s length and the difficulty of controlling it safely.
Dynamic grid generation, random food placement, screen wrapping, and a body-collision death condition keep the rules readable while still requiring careful route planning as the snake grows.
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