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I have developed an exciting web-based game called "Bubble Game," using a technology stack that includes HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript. In this engaging game, users are challenged to test their reflexes and number recognition skills.
Gameplay:
Random Number: At the beginning of each round, the computer generates a random number.
User's Challenge: The user's task is to click on the bubble that displays the exact number provided by the computer.
Scoring: Every time the user clicks the correct number, they earn 10 points.
Rearrangement: Once the correct number is clicked, all the bubbles are rearranged, and a new random number is generated for the next round. This keeps the game exciting and unpredictable.