Sure! Here’s a **detailed description** of **Game Idea #2: Snake Game (Classic)** 🐍 --- ## 🎮 **Game Name:** Snake Game ### 🧠 **Concept** You control a snake that moves around the screen to eat food. Each time it eats, the snake **grows longer**, making the game harder. If the snake **hits a wall or its own body**, the game is over. --- ### 🎯 **Objective** Survive as long as possible and score points by eating food. Every food item gives you +1 point. --- ### 🕹️ **Gameplay Description** 1. The player controls the snake using **arrow keys (↑ ↓ ← →)**. 2. A **red dot or square** appears randomly on the screen — that’s the **food**. 3. When the snake’s head touches the food, it: * Grows longer * Adds points to the score * Spawns new food at another random position 4. The snake keeps moving continuously. The player must **steer it carefully**. 5. If the snake collides with: * The wall 🧱 → **Game Over** * Itself 🐍 → **Game Over** --- ### 🧩 **Key Features** * Simple and addictive gameplay * Randomly placed food each time * Increasing difficulty as the snake grows * Score display * Option to restart after Game Over --- ### 🧑‍💻 **Tech Details** **Language:** Python **Library:** Pygame (for graphics and controls) **Core logic includes:** * Snake represented as a list of (x, y) coordinates * Food position generated randomly * Movement handled by changing coordinates * Collision detection for walls and snake body --- ### 🌟 **Optional Enhancements** * Add **levels** (speed increases with score) * Add **sound effects** when eating food or on Game Over * Add a **high score** feature * Add **colored food** giving different points * Add a **pause** button --- ### 🧩 **Difficulty Level:** Easy to Moderate (Perfect for beginners who want to learn loops, lists, and collision detection.) --- Would you like me to now give you the **complete Python code** for this Snake Game (with comments and score system)?