🐢 Turtle Crossing Game

A classic "Frogger"-style arcade game built entirely in Python using the turtle module. The objective is to guide a small turtle from the bottom of thescreen to the safe zone at the top, dodging a constant stream of fast-moving cars.

🎮 About the Game

This project demonstrates the principles of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) by separating the game's components into different classes:

• Player: The turtle you control.
• CarManager: Responsible for generating, moving, and managing all the car obstacles.
• Scoreboard: Keeps track of the player's current level.

The game's difficulty increases with each successful crossing. The cars speed up and spawn more frequently, making each new level a greater challenge.

✨ Features

• Classic Arcade Feel: Simple, intuitive, and addictive gameplay.
• Player Control: Move the turtle forward with the "Up" arrow key.
• Dynamic Obstacles: Cars are randomly generated at different starting positions and move across the screen.
• Increasing Difficulty:
  • Cars move faster every time you level up.
  • Cars spawn more frequently as the level increases.
• Scorekeeping: The scoreboard displays the current level, which increases with each successful crossing.
• Collision Detection: The game instantly ends if the turtle collides with a car.

🛠️ Built With

• Python 3
• Turtle Graphics (Python's built-in library)

🚀 How to Play

Prerequisites

You must have Python 3 installed on your system. The turtle module is included in the Python standard library, so no extra installations are needed.

Running the Game

1. Clone the repository:

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

2. Navigate to the project directory:

   cd Turtle_Crossing_game

3. Run the game:

   python main.py

Controls

• Move Forward: Up Arrow

📂 Project Structure

The game is built using four main Python files:

• main.py: This is the entry point of the game. It sets up the screen, initializes all the game objects (player, cars, scoreboard), and contains the main game loop and event listeners.
• player.py: Defines the Player class (which inherits from Turtle). It handles the turtle's starting position, appearance, and move logic.
• car_manager.py: Defines the CarManager class. This class is responsible for creating new cars, moving all cars, and increasing their speed when the player levels up.
• scoreboard.py: Defines the Scoreboard class (which inherits from Turtle). It handles writing the current level to the screen and displaying the "GAME OVER" message.