Creation of the Game Pic2Pic during the bootcamp at Wild Code school Brussels (11/2019).
Last Update : 19 november 2019
Contributors on the project :
- Sohet Maxime
- Moëns Benoit
- Donven Ghislain
- Huens Nicolas
Tools :
- Creation of the project in Agile Methodology : Trello - Pic2Pic
- Development in js with librairy Reactjs
Pic2pic is a pictionnary coded mainly in Reactjs. In this game we find two ways to play.
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The guesser will invite his friends and choose the number of rounds and the theme.
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The drawer will choose from a list of three images related to a specific theme and then draw in order to guess its image.
Each drawer has 80 seconds to draw and try to be as precise as possible in its drawing.
If a person finds the right word and indicates it in the chat, he wins the game, gains points and the game stops.
On the next round another player takes over and so on until the end of the round set by the guesser.
This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.
In the project directory, you can run:
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