The basic mechanics of Snake Game

Here are the basic mechanics of the classic snake game:

• 1.Snake Movement   : The player controls a snake that can move in four directions: up, down, left, and right. The snake moves continuously in the direction it was last directed until it changes direction.

• 2.Food   : There is a piece of food (often represented by a dot) placed randomly on the game board. When the snake moves over the food, it "eats" the food, grows longer, and the player earns points.

• 3.Snake Growth   : As the snake eats food, it grows longer. The player's goal is to guide the snake to eat as much food as possible to grow in length.

• 4.Collision Detection   :

• ○Self-Collision   : The game ends if the snake runs into itself. The player must navigate the snake in a way that prevents it from colliding with its own body.

• ○Boundary Collision   : The game also ends if the snake hits the boundaries of the game board.

• 5.Scoring   : Points are typically awarded for each piece of food eaten. The score may increase with each food item consumed.

• 6.Game Over   : The game ends when the snake collides with itself or the boundaries. At this point, the player's score is displayed, and they may have the option to restart the game.

These mechanics create a challenging and addictive gameplay experience where players must strategically navigate the snake to avoid collisions while trying to accumulate the highest score possible by eating food.