An original two-player strategy card game I created that derives inspiration from Blackjack and Nim. The app is built using React.
Check out the live demo here.
- Pick a goal number (G: between 21 and 120) and pick the number of cards (N: between G/5 and 26) to be dealt to each player. Then start the game.
- Each player is dealt (face up) N cards randomly picked from a deck of 52 cards.Each card has an associated value (2-10 have corresponding value, J/Q/K have value of 10 and ACE can have a value of 1 or 11). (Note: The player to whom the ACE belongs will be able to pick a value for it (1 or 11) when making a move)
- The first player will make the first move. Players take turns and play a card from their hand by dragging it from their hand to the game arena.
- The player whose move raises the total value above G loses and the other player wins.
- 21 <= G <= 120
- G/5 <= N <= 26
This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.
In the project directory, you can run:
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Builds the app for production to the build folder.
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Your app is ready to be deployed!
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