Star Mine Game

Star Mine Game
Over the years, man has invented various ways to keep his mind ‘busy’ at his free times. Over
the time it has taken man several days to come up with something that can make their mind busy.
This is done in time when their minds are tired and also when they are tired. The development
has made changes in the technology since this has created and made some critical changes in the
world. Life has critically changed from analogue to digital through this kind of advancement.
Moreover, he has devised various methods to achieve this. Various methods include playing
music, dancing, gaming, taking adventurous walks and many others. These activities has, as a
result not only helped him keep busy but also develop his thinking capacity at a great deal.
However, over these hobbies, gaming has emerged to have been the most evolving over the
years. From the definition of a game, gaming refers to as those activities ..
Gaming has therefore been up till man was created. Therefore, in this project, I will develop a
mind game system that has task models. The game will be written in web programming and
mark up languages primarily. These languages include html5, JavaScript 6, CSS3, Bootstrap3.
Upon creating the game primary files, the files are then incorporated into a Web View library
from Swift programming in order to make the app installable in iphone devices and especially on
smart phones. The game contains features such as controls: the controls are composed of up-
navigation button which is responsible for assisting the user move the task objects across various
upward locations on the screen, downward-navigation button which is responsible for allowing
the user or player to move the task objects on the downward side of the gaming area on the
device screen, left-side navigation button which is responsible for helping the player or the user
to move the task objects on the left side on the game area in the device screen, right-navigation
button which is responsible for assisting the user to move the task objects to the right side of the