C++ Piscine Rush00

ft_retro

It’s the year 42-XX…

Twitter has become sentient

Rouge @ symbols have started attacking mankind.

Our future depends on you!

Controls:

• Arrows or WASD movement.
• Spacebar to fire lasers

Current Status:

Fly through text-space dodging rouge @ symbols!

Press the space bar to shoot bullets - at them!

You gain 10 points per @ destroyed!

You lose 1 point per @ that makes it past you!

Hoo-rah! We have a basic game working!

The game is meeting the requirements listed below!

We took inspiration and content from this source:

https://github.com/fundamelon/terminal-game-tutorial

We have a few ideas for moving forward:

• Clock based time via clock_t clock (void)
• Window / Area to show score, game messages and story
• Scoring for time spent alive

Here are some old ideas:

• player drops stuff
• ground grows to try and kill the player
• good falling stuff / bad falling stuff

Game Ideas:

??? - Space Dodger (Just like the tutorial for now!) ??? - Collector / Bomber (Get ammo, drop bombs to stop death plants)

Authors:

• qho
• myoung

Intructions:

• Make sure this is a C++ program not a C or C+ program.
• Make sure all functions are in Copliens Form.
• Your program must be compiled with a Makefile
• The executable must be named ft_retro

The goal of this project is to implement a simplistic shoot-em-up style game in your terminal.

You will use a screen made up of a grid of ‘squares’. These can be equated to the characters on your terminal. Entities of your game are each represented by a character on the screen.

Steps:

• Acquire input
• Update game entities
• Render display
• Repeat until end of game

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Basic Requirements:

• Single-player mode
• Display using the ncurses library
• Horizontal or vertical scrolling
• Random Enemies
• The player can shoot at enemies
• Basic collision handling (if an enemy touches you, you die!)
• Game entities occupy one ‘square’ of the map only.
• Frame-based timing

Advanced Requirements:

• Display score, time, number of lives on the screen
• Clock-based timing using whatever system facilty or library you like
• Entities that can occupy multiple squares
• Enemies can also shoot
• Scenery (Collidable objects or simple background)

Bonus Requirements:

• Large and hard-to-beat boss enemies
• Enemies have a scripted behaviour
• Multiplayer, either local keyboard or network.
• Scripted game worlds with pre-determinded batches of enemies.