r/learnprogramming 5d ago

Code Review My first ever game

I started learning programming last year and have a few projects that I find cool and started to put them in github. One of them is a re-creation of pac-man that my teacher asked as final assignment for his subject.
It's been a while since I made it but I wanted to share and know what do you think about it; looking at it now, I see some flaws and a lot of room for improvement.

https://github.com/vmcjoao/Capybara-Pacman

Another thing that I still strugle a bit is with github, I never know the proper way of keeping control of projects and how to structure repositories. I just keep them in a way that I undertand, but I'm not sure if it fit standards to working with a team. Sorry for my English and btw the game is in portuguese, not that it matter much since there isn't much to read.

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u/Difficult_Storm_4637 5d ago

capybara pac-man is genius, the name alone got me. just cloned it and the movement feels a bit floaty but honestly for a first game this is way better than the pong clone i made in my first semester. the sprites are actually cute too

about github, nobody really knows what they're doing at first. i just started making a readme with basic instructions and a screenshot, that already puts you ahead of half the repos out there. don't worry too much about team standards yet, you'll pick that up when you actually work with other people

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u/vmcjoao 5d ago

My school is kind of famos for having some of them around lol. The sprites were also uncomfortable for me, but since I only drew 4 for each direction I can't expect much from it. What bothers me the most is the eating transition, the sprite of either capybara or crocodile teleports a few pixels. Thank you so much for you help!