How to Create Pure CSS Games
summary
Builds a playable “Coronavirus Invaders” pure‑CSS game that actually works: 100 animated virus sprites driven by label+input (radio/checkbox) logic, Pug for HTML repetition and SASS for randomized positions/scales, a CSS counter that increments the score, a 99‑second CSS countdown using pseudo‑element animations, and a form reset button to restart. Live CodePen demos compile SASS to CSS and show the game running pure CSS score and countdown, no JavaScript used.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 2:00Corona Virus Invaders
- 7:30Flags
- 11:20Closing the Pop-Up
- 17:46Create a Css Counter
- 18:53Create a Pure Css Countdown
- 21:38Random Values
- 21:58How Can I Create Random Stuff in Css
- 25:07Back to Main Menu Button
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