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Castle Battle Simulator

A simple simulation game of a castle battle with its enemies. CMUGraphics and SFML libraries are used.

Features

  • Data of the fight (castle and enemies) is loaded from a text file (several files are provided for different scenarios).
  • An output file is produced showing game status and statistics.
  • 3 Modes of simulation are available:
    • Interactive mode: time passes with mouse clicks.
    • Step-By-Step mode: one time step passes every second.
    • Silent mode:only an output file is produced (no simulation).
  • The castle has 4 regions, each with a tower protecting it.
  • Each time step, enemies can move closer to the castle, based on whether the area is paved.
  • Enemies types:
    • Fighters: Damage the castle towers.
    • Shielded Fighters: Deals more damage to towers and take less damage from them.
    • Pavers: Pave unpaved areas for other enemies to move on.
    • Balloons: Heal wounded enemies.
    • Freeze Tanks: Freezes a tower for one time step preventing it from attacking.
  • Each enemy has unique reload time, fire power, starting health, etc.
  • Tower and Enemy damages are calculated based on the distance they are from each other, their firepower, and several constants.
  • The towers prioritize enemies that arrived first to their regions, however, some types of enemies are prioritized over others.
  • The modes are dynamic, you can change the game mode during the simulation or load another file to start a new simulation.
  • Sounds and images are added for better experience.

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