🐍 Python Snake Game

A classic implementation of the Snake game built from scratch using Python and the built-in turtle module.

This project is written using object-oriented programming (OOP), splitting the game's logic into separate classes for the Snake, the Food, and the Scorecard.

✨ Features

• Classic Gameplay: Control the snake to eat the food and grow longer.
• OOP Design: The code is cleanly organized into four classes:
  • Snake: Manages the snake's body, movement, and controls.
  • Food: Manages the food's appearance and random placement.
  • Scorecard: Manages score tracking and displays the "Game Over" message.
  • main: Handles the main game loop, screen setup, and collision detection.
• Collision Detection: The game ends if the snake hits a wall or its own tail.
• Responsive Controls: The controls are designed to prevent the snake from turning 180 degrees back onto itself in a single move.
• Clean UI: Features a simple, dark-themed background.

💻 Tech Stack

• Language: Python
• Core Libraries: turtle (for graphics), random (for food), time (for game speed)

🚀 How to Run

If you have Python installed on your computer and want to run the code yourself:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone [https://github.com/Spargerx/Snake_Game.git](https://github.com/Spargerx/Snake_Game.git)

2. Navigate to the project directory:

   cd Snake_Game

3. Run the game!

   python main.py

   (Note: You may need to use python3 main.py on macOS or Linux)

⌨️ Controls

• Up: Up Arrow
• Down: Down Arrow
• Left: Left Arrow
• Right: Right Arrow

📁 File Structure

• main.py: Handles the main game loop, screen setup, and collision detection.
• snake.py: Defines the Snake class (movement, body, controls).
• food.py: Defines the Food class (placement).
• scorecard.py: Defines the Scorecard class (tracking score, game over).