A Pokémon-themed memory challenge game. Click unique cards without repetition to climb through progressively harder rounds.

Click each card once per round. Each correct click earns +1 point.

After correctly selecting all cards in a round, you advance to the next.

• Each round adds +2 cards
  • Round 0: 2 cards
  • Round 1: 4 cards
  • Round 2: 6 cards
  • ...

Clicking the same card twice in a single round resets your score and round to 0.
Your best run is saved only when you manually end your game.

A toggleable UI that tracks discovered Pokémon in real time.

• Power switch: turns Pokédex on/off.
• Idle view: summary of discovered Pokémon (found / total).
• Open view: full list showing either ???? (not found) or names with progress %.

• Game progress is auto-saved in browser localStorage.
• Manual:
  • Export: download save as .json
  • Import: resume from a previous save
  • Reset: wipe all progress (⚠️ irreversible unless exported first)

Optimized for mobile-first play, with full support for desktop and tablet resolutions.

• GameController: Coordinates state, save/load logic, and external I/O (UI events, emitter).
• GameState: Aggregates and manages the main game state (meta, cards, scores, etc.) using functional updates.
• Cards, Scores, Pokedex, etc.: Modular state slices implementing domain-specific logic.
• Emitter: Pub-sub utility used for decoupling loading/sync events.
• LocalStorage: Abstracts persistent storage with import/export/auto-save support.
• PokeApi: Interface for PokeApi data fetching and error handling.

• TypeScript, HTML, CSS
• React (UI library)
• Vite (bundler & dev server)
• PokeAPI — Pokémon metadata and sprites
• Pixabay — 8-bit background music
• Audacity — Audio editing for seamless looping
• DALL·E 3 — Generated image assets

MIT

Copyright © 2025 Nolan Gajdascz