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README.md

codies

Yet another Codenames webapp. Featuring:

  • Custom word packs
  • Timed mode
  • Quick room joining
  • Dark/light mode
  • Responsiveness for mobile play
  • And more!

This is entirely inspired by the wonderful codenames.plus, which works very well, but hasn't been scaling too well recently. I wanted an opportunity to learn TypeScript and React, and figured I could make something that worked just as well with a few extra niceties (and a more stable backend).

Game board