KendoReact Free Games [5] Hub

This is a submission for the KendoReact Free Components Challenge.

What I Built

I created a KendoReact Game Hub, an interactive web app featuring five mini-games:

• Tic Tac Toe: The classic grid-based game with X’s and O’s.
• Poki Matching: A memory card-matching game with flipping animations.
• Snake: A snake that grows as it eats food while navigating the screen.
• Bingo: A number-matching bingo card experience.
• Flappy Bird: A bird-flapping challenge to avoid pipes.

My goal was to make the app fun and engaging, so I added animations and pop-up messages to enhance the experience.

Demo

You can try the app and explore the code here:

KendoReact Game Hub on StackBlitz

Or,

Live:

Here’s what it looks like in action (screenshots):

• Game Selection Menu: Buttons to choose your game.
  
  

• Tic Tac Toe: Simple and clean grid layout.
  
  

• Poki Matching: Cards flip with cool animations.
  
  

• Snake: Watch the snake slither and grow.
  
  

• Bingo: Match numbers on your card.
  
  

• Flappy Bird: Flap through the pipes!
  
  

• Game Over Dialog: Pops up to show your win or loss.
  
  

KendoReact Experience

I built this project using KendoReact free components, which made development faster and more enjoyable. Here’s how I used them:

• Buttons and ButtonGroups:

  • Buttons for selecting games and resetting gameplay.
  • ButtonGroups to organize options neatly, with togglable states for smooth game switching.

• Dialogs:

  • Pop-ups for “Game Over” messages or scores.
  • The onClose feature resets the game when the dialog closes—super handy!

• Animations:

  • Added Fade and Zoom effects for card flips (Poki Matching) and pop-ups.
  • Made the games feel dynamic and exciting.

• Typography:

  • Styled game titles and instructions for a clean, readable look.

These components saved me from coding UI elements from scratch, letting me focus on gameplay logic and user experience.

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That’s my submission! I kept it simple, fun, and fully powered by KendoReact free components.

Check out the demo and let me know what you think!