Simple snake game made with raylib!
You can play RaySnake from your browser on https://whou.codeberg.page/raysnake.
- multi-threaded
- more flexible grid and graphics
- gameplay twist
- A C99 compatible compiler
- CMake >= 3.11
- A working raylib installation (optional)
If you have these simple requirements, use
cmake -B build/ -S .
cmake --build build/
If you want a debug build, pass -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug to the first cmake command.
If you don't have raylib 4.5 installed for CMake, it will fetch the raylib source from GitHub and build it automatically for you.
Then the built binary will be on the build directory.
It's also possible to play the game on the browser with WebAssembly. To build a target for browsers, first follow Emscripten's install instructions and use a slightly different cmake command:
emcmake cmake -B build/emscripten -S . -DPLATFORM=Web
cmake --build build/emscripten
Now you can setup a web server with Python to test the output:
python -m http.server -d build/emscripten
The game will now be available on http://localhost:8000/raysnake.html.
There's also an experimental build for Android. You must first have at least OpenJDK 18 installed and the Android ADK with NDK and CMake installed.
Then you can enter the android folder and build the app with Gradle:
cd android
./gradlew assemble
The release APK will be on the android/app/build/outputs/apk/release folder. If you want to immediately use the debug build, you can run ./gradlew installDebug to install it on a connected device.
Have fun! :)
RaySnake is licensed under GPL 3.0 or later. You may freely copy, distribute and modify it. Any modifications must also be distributed under GPL. You can read the COPYING file for more information.