Classic Snake Game 90s (Python)

This repository contains the source code for a classic Snake game inspired by the 90s version, developed with Python and the pygame library.
The game includes several features such as different difficulty levels, extra lives, special apples, and nostalgic sound effects!

Main Features

• Snake Movement: Controlled by the arrow keys.
• Special Apples: Periodically appear and grant extra points.
• Adjustable Difficulty: Three difficulty levels (Easy, Medium, Hard).
• Extra Lives: The player has up to three lives before the game ends.
• Sound Effects and Music: Nostalgic sounds for eating apples and a "Game Over" sound effect.
• Game Over Screen: With options to restart the game, return to the main menu, or exit.

Game Instructions

• Movement: Use the arrow keys to move the snake.
• Objective: Eat apples to grow and increase your score.
• Be Careful: Avoid hitting walls or yourself, or you will lose lives.
• Special Apples: Blue apples give bonuses but disappear after 5 seconds.
• Difficulty: In the main menu, you can select between three difficulty levels.

Assets

• Images and Sounds: The project uses customizable images and sounds, located in the Icon and Sound Effects folders.
• Logo: The game logo is displayed on the main menu and can be changed by replacing the Snake Logo.png file in the Icon folder.

How to Customize

• Images: Replace the files in the Icon folder to change the appearance of the game.
• Sounds: To modify the sound effects, replace the files in the Sound Effects folder.

Controls

• Arrow keys: Move the snake.
• Enter: Select menu options.
• V: Return to the main menu on the rules screen.

Code Structure

• menu_principal(): Manages navigation in the main menu.
• run_game(): Executes the main game logic, including movement, collision, and scoring.
• game_over_screen(): Displays the "Game Over" screen with options to restart or exit.
• rules_screen(): Displays the game rules.
• select_difficulty(): Allows the player to choose the difficulty level.

Contributions

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open issues or submit pull requests with improvements or new features.