RYB - RedYellowBlue
This game is a simple game where you caputre rectangles by controling the corner nodes. Your opponents can take over nodes. The goal is to end the game with the most combined area of all rectangles. The game supports upto three players over lan (just modify ip.txt).
The game is built using C++, SFML, and SFGUI.
CONTROLS
The Menus:
[UP] - Increase difficulty
[DOWN] - Decrease Difficulty
[+] - Increase Volume
[-] - Decrease Volume
[LEFT] / [RIGHT] Quit and start
Game:
Use arrow keys to move.
Note: at the wait screen you can just hit enter to play a solo game.
Missing:
- The player has the wrong graphic
- The AI is never added to the game field when only one player
- The player can sometimes miss a node (there are disparities in the nodes - some don't line up 100%)
- There is no indication of what player is connected on the wait screen
- There are probably a couple extra bugs here and there.
Note: You need to start the Server/Server.exe before you start the client.
Note 2: You need to hit enter at the wait screen to start the game. If you want more than one person just wait till the server says red,yellow, and blue (or fewer), the one person needs to hit enter.
The game is built using C++, SFML, and SFGUI.
CONTROLS
The Menus:
[UP] - Increase difficulty
[DOWN] - Decrease Difficulty
[+] - Increase Volume
[-] - Decrease Volume
[LEFT] / [RIGHT] Quit and start
Game:
Use arrow keys to move.
Note: at the wait screen you can just hit enter to play a solo game.
Missing:
- The player has the wrong graphic
- The AI is never added to the game field when only one player
- The player can sometimes miss a node (there are disparities in the nodes - some don't line up 100%)
- There is no indication of what player is connected on the wait screen
- There are probably a couple extra bugs here and there.
Note: You need to start the Server/Server.exe before you start the client.
Note 2: You need to hit enter at the wait screen to start the game. If you want more than one person just wait till the server says red,yellow, and blue (or fewer), the one person needs to hit enter.


Comments18
The intended movement speed was much faster, however we ran out of time before the deadline to workout the issue.