jsurrea / Pong

Replica of the original Pong Atari Game implemented in Godot 4.0 and deployed as a Web App

Pong Replica with Godot Engine

This project is a replica of the original "Pong" Atari game implemented using the Godot 4 game engine. The game includes a player-controlled paddle, an AI-controlled opponent, and a bouncing ball.

Project Structure

Scene Files

• level.tscn: The main scene file that sets up the game environment.
• player.tscn: Scene file for the player paddle.
• ball.tscn: Scene file for the bouncing ball.

Scripts

• level.gd: Manages the game logic, scoring, and goal events.
• opponent.gd: Controls the behavior of the AI opponent.
• player.gd: Handles user input and movement for the player paddle.
• ball.gd: Governs the physics and movement of the rotating ball.

Scene Overview

The level.tscn scene includes the game elements such as walls, goals, player, opponent, ball, and score labels. The player can control their paddle using the arrow keys.

How to Play

1. Player Controls:

   • Use the up and down arrow keys to move the player paddle.

2. Scoring:

   • The game keeps track of scores for both the player and the opponent.
   • If the ball enters the player's goal, the opponent scores a point.
   • If the ball enters the opponent's goal, the player scores a point.

3. Restarting the Game:

   • After a goal is scored, the game restarts, and the ball is placed back at the center.

Deployment

The project was deployed to GitHub Pages using a workaround based on coi-serviceworker. Please note that this approach has some limitations in certain platforms.

To access the web demo, visit this link.

Acknowledgments

• Original "Pong" game concept by Atari.
• Godot Engine: https://godotengine.org/

Feel free to clone the repository and explore the code to understand the implementation details!