Card Swipe Mini-Game Using JavaScript and CSS

The Card Swipe is probably the most talked-about task in Among Us. You can recreate this task as a mini-game using JavaScript and CSS. 

This can be done by determining the card swipe conditions that is the length of the swipe and swiping speed. The dragEnd function can be used to check if the card has been swiped far enough. While the performance.now() method can be used to measure the duration of the card swipe.

Check out this tutorial to see the mini-game in action.

 


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