harsilspatel/starwarsroguegame

A text-based “rogue-like” game set in the Star Wars universe 👾

FIT2099 Assignment

The objective of this assignment was to work in pairs and extend the existing software system abiding by the object-oriented design principles. We were required to collaborate using git and design well written visual forms, using standard UML diagrams.

Student details

Harsil Patel

• Student email: [email protected]
• Student id: 28334825

David Bui

• Student email: [email protected]
• Student id: 28891465

Gameplay

Entities

Blaster

A blaster is a weapon with hitpoints 100 and is represented by b.

Canteen

A canteen, denoted by c, can be used to contain water. It can be filled at a Reservoir, or any other Entity that has a Dip affordance.

Door

A door, represented by d, is an entity with Enter and Exit affordances so that the player (controlling Luke) can enter and exit other entities (Sandcrawler for example)

Grenade

A grenade, which is identified by g on the text based user interface, when thrown explodes violently, doing damage to both actors and other entities, in “rings” of differing severity. It causes damages as follows:

• Entities in the location where the grenade is thrown lose 20 hitpoints.
• Entities in locations that can be reached in one step from the location where the grenade is thrown lose 10 points.
• Entities in locations that can be reached in one step from the location where the grenade is thrown lose 5 points.
• The actor that throws the grenade is not affected.

Lightsaber

A lightsaber, marked by † on the interface, can be picked up by any entity, but only those entities with a lot of Force ability can wield one and use it as a weapon.

Reservoir

Water reserviors are denoted by W and they can be dipped into to fill fillable entities (such as Canteens. They are assumed to have infinite capacity.

GIF 🎞

Credits

Assignment base by Dr. David Squire

Plagiarism Notice

The code in this repository is not endorsed by Monash University. Please note that copying the code for unit assessments without referencing will result in a breach in Academic Integrity Policy and that the author @harsilspatel will not be held responsible for these breaches. For more information please visit https://www.monash.edu/students/academic/policies/academic-integrity