COMP 1671, Fall 2006, Assignment 3

COMP 1671 , Fall 2006

Assignment 3

Due Nov 15 (Edginton) / 16 (Leutenegger), 2006

You and your partner are to design and build a final game. Note, this game can be anything you want. Examples include first/third person shooters, moving puzzle games (tetris,bejeweled), word games, adventure games, or a narrative story adventure. It really is up to you what you want to do.

This one can not be late, as we will demo the games in class. You should each have your game .swf file on a CD or usb memory stick to demo your code. Each group will have 3 minutes for game demo.

Your game should include each of the following:

Multiple game phases including start, play, and end.
Sound
A mouse and/or keyboard listener. Key/mouse clicks should do something.
A class that YOU designed, not just using one of mine. This class can be for keeping track of scores, for keeping track of good avatars, bad avatars, etc. Perhaps your game requires "collecting" objects, in which you could have a class that keeps track of this. Or, perhaps your class is a specialize frog class that makes ribbet sound, or a bumber class that flashes and makes a "boop" cound when hit. Your class should include some print functions to help you with debugging and get/set methods to make it easy to use.
You probably also want to use the MovingMC class or some variation of it to keep track of your (non)moving screen objects.
Report a score or "feedback" about how well the player did.
Your game must use arrays of objects.
You must put your game on the web! We will explain how to do this in class.