visionos-memorize's Introduction

Memorize

⚠️ WORK IN PROGRESS

Memorize is a memory game written in Swift. You can follow along and create your own version of it if you go to this link

My version of Memorize is written using the VisionOS SDK! Users of this version can load up the game on their Apple Vision headset and play it

visionos-memorize's Issues

Get the Memorize game working as demonstrated in lectures 1 through 4. Type in
all the code. Do not copy/paste from anywhere.
If you’re starting with your assignment 1 code, remove your theme-choosing buttons
and (optionally) the title of your game.
#2
for the theme, a set of emoji to use, a number of pairs of cards to show, and an
appropriate color to use to draw the cards.
#3
of emoji available in that theme.
#4
emojis that are available in that theme, then it should not just always use the first few
emoji in the theme. It must use any of the emoji in the theme. In other words, do
not have any “dead emoji” in your code that can never appear in a game.
#5
#6
available, then automatically reduce the count of cards to show to match the count
of available emoji.
#7
#8
#9
brand new game.
#10
should repeatedly keep choosing a new random theme.
#11
#12
any predictable order, that they are selected from any of the emojis in the theme (i.e.
Required Task 5), and also that the matching pairs are not all side-by-side like they
were in lecture (though they can accidentally still appear side-by-side at random).
#13
best.
#14
involved in a mismatch and giving 2 points for every match (whether or not the cards
involved have been “previously seen”). See Hints below for a more detailed
explanation. The score is allowed to be negative if the user is bad at Memorize.
#15

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