An adventure game that involves pressing enter.
CSCI 3320 Project Spring 2013 CASTLE ADVENTURE
To Build: run make. program will be located in ./bin/
may be executed with .bin/FinalProj
OVERVIEW Your task is to design and write an adventure game for a new software company. It is a game of combat where an adventurer must battle adversaries to secure treasure stored in the rooms of a castle. The adventurer enters the castle after choosing a weapon that will be used to fight the enemies while trying to secure the treasure. The interior of the castle will look
(unable to show picture in txt) like this: Art Room Courtyard Great Hall Guard Room Dungeon
Play Each room has an enemy protecting the treasure. The enemy will also have a weapon (randomly chosen) to fight the adventurer. The amount of treasure is different (random) and consists of gold pieces. The adventurer enters the castle (one way only through the Guard Room) and immediately begins combat. The adventurer and the adversary take turns striking at each other with their weapons. The adventurer and the enemies can only take so many hits before being killed. The adventurer will start with a specific number of hits. Each type of enemy will have a different number of hits. Each weapon has a specific chance of hitting an opponent (e.g. 20%). If a strike is successful, the number of hits assigned to the weapon will be deducted from the receiver's total. The game ends when either the adventurer has collected all the treasure or is slain by an enemy.
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Here is how a typical battle might ensue: Will enters the courtyard with a sword that has a 40% chance of hitting an opponent and which can do 5 hits of damage. The courtyard is protected by a Gelfing that will take 6 hits to defeat. The Gelfing's weapon is a Geff that has a 20% chance of hitting an opponent and it can do 4 hits of damage. Combat begins: Gelfing swings and misses Will swings and misses Gelfing swings and hits! Will loses 4 hits and has 43 remaining Will swings and hits! Gelfing loses 5 hits and has 2 remaining. Gelfing swings and misses Will swings and hits! Gelfing loses 5 hits. Gelfing is dead! Will defeats Gelfing and has 3 rooms left to visit. Press to change rooms Changing Rooms The adventurer can change rooms by moving in a specific direction. For example: Willard is in the courtyard. North: Queen's Room South: Guard Room East: Great Hall West: Wall Where do you want to go? (Select randomly) If the adventurer enters a previously visited room, no combat will take place, as the enemy will have been defeated.
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SPECIFICATION You are to simulate the adventure game described in the previous handout. The game should open with an appropriate greeting, then a menu to start play or quit. Weapons and Monsters are to be randomly chosen by the program. You will be provided with all the Weapons and Monsters from which to choose (see last page). Combat will start after the Adventurer enters the Castle (Guard Room). Combat will consist of the alternate swinging of Weapons. Notice each Weapon has a given probability of hitting an opponent on each swing. You may choose the start swing (Adventurer or Room Monster) randomly; but thereafter, the swings alternate. When a Weapon successfully hits an opponent, points will be subtracted from the opponent's total (the points for the Adventurer and each Monster will be given on the web). I want to see a blow by blow account of the combat. That means I want to see the progress as text displayed on the screen (see previous handout). Because I am a slow reader, put a short time delay (one second, for example), between each swing. When a Room Monster is defeated, the Adventurer collects the Treasure and moves to another Room. This continues until either the Adventurer is defeated, or all the Monsters are conquered. After each Room combat, display the current state of affairs (which Monster was defeated, how much total Treasure the Adventurer now has, how many points the Adventurer has remaining, etc.) REQUIREMENTS • At least 5 new classes • Style • Initialization list • Appropriate use of const • Use of templates (functions and classes), as warranted. • Code reuse by composition/containment ("has-a"). • Error checking where appropriate (exception handling). • Use of Standard template library (algorithms, containers, iterators, and function objects), as warranted.
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PROJECT VALUES // Adventurer Weapons Sword, Axe, Spear // Adventurer Weapon damage value Sword=5, Axe=4, Spear=3 // Adventurer Weapon probabilty of hitting opponent (out of 100) Sword=40, Axe=50, Spear=60 // Monster Weapons Troth, Geff, Beff // Monster Weapon damage value Troth=5, Geff=4, Beff=3 // Monster Weapon probability of hitting opponent (out of 100) Troth=50, Geff=20, Beff=35 // Constants for Rooms Treasure value=100 // Monster names Troll, Gelfling, Belf // Monster values Troll=13, Gelfling=6, Belf=7 // Adventurer value Adventurer=50 // Constants for Rooms Treasure value = 100
(My notes while creating classes and gameplay:) classes:
item
+name
-prop
-weapon
+hit value
+hip probablity
-tresure
+tresure value
-actor
+hit points
+&weapon_weilded
-hero
+collection of &tresure_collected
-monster
+&tresure_held
location
+name
+container of items
+container listing adjacent locations
-?room
gameboard
+container of locations
-?castle
game
*"This controls game flow and display"
user story:
main calls game.
game greets user.
game creates gameboard:
gameboard creates locations,
locations are created with monsters:
monsters create weapon and contain weapon.
monsters create tresure and contain the tresure.
locations create hero:
hero creates weapon and contain weapon.
(Game LOOP):
game locates hero:
game displays location info.
game marks location as visited.
if location has a monster:
then game initiates battle.
if hero wins:
tresure is copied from monster and added to hero tresure list.
monster is removed from location.
else GAMEOVER.
if every location has been visited:
then GAMEOVER.
game displays adjacent locations.
game PAUSES and waits for user to press enter.
game chooses adjacent location, and moves hero to that location
game displays tresure collected and hit points remaining.
(repeat game loop)
game displays tresure collected and hit points remaining.
(GAMEOVER)
if player is alive: then display a congratulation message
if player is dead: then display a failure message