MAZE GAME

Student Name: Pardeep kaur

Student Id: 30379858
Partner Name: Tajinderpal singh
Partner Id: 30378138
 CONTENT

• Background
• Game Demonstration
• Functionalities of the Game
• Class Diagram
• Sequence Diagram
• Design Patterns used the in Game
• Game Development procedure
• References
 BACKGROUND

• Command based puzzle game

• Written using Java
• Users can play the game by simply enter the command in normal English
• The system detects the command keywords from the user entered phrases
• this presentation gives the overview of functions and controls of the game, and some other
interesting facts about the game
 GAME
DEMONSTRATION
• The game environment has five locations
and three shops

• Satisfies the map creation conditions

(M>N)

• Each point are connected by the points to

allows the user to move one place from
another place
 FUNCTIONALITIES OF THE GAME

• The game contains help feature so that user can get the help in terms of usage of commands etc.
• The game contains M number of locations and N number of shops
• User can move along the locations and shops
• user can buy the things from the shops and sell the things in shops
• user can view the details of the item that has been purchased
• Also, the user can attack the enemies
• Also, the user can use the Guards and weapons
FUNCTIONALITIES
DEVELOPED IN LAB
7
Class diagram shows the functionalities and
features developed in lab 7 period
FUNCTIONALITIES
DEVELOPED IN LAB
8
Class diagram shows the functionalities and
features developed in lab 8 period
SEQUENCE DIAGRAM
 SEQUENCE DIAGRAM

• Sequence diagram shows the interactions among the objects

• All the interactions are arranged in the sequenctial manner
• Clearly depicts the objects and classes used in the game
• Also shows the execution of commands in the game
• Also improves the understanding of execution of the code
 DESIGN PATTERNS IN JAVA

• General repeatable solution for common problems

• Used to speed up the development process
• Tested and proven development paradigms
• Helps to avoid the subtle issues
• Increase code readability
• Well known and easily understandable solutions
• Design patterns includes creational patters, structural patterns, behavioral patterns
 PROTOTYPE DESIGN PATTERN

• Cloning of an existing object instead of creating a new object

• Easily customizable as per the requirement
• Reduces the need for sub-classing
• Allows the programmer to reduce the complexities involved in creating objects
• Allows the programmer to add and remove the objected at runtime
• Used to keep the number of classes minimum
 GAME DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURE

• Followed three stage development principle

• Pre-Production - Game concept development and game design
• Production - Implementation stage includes Lab 7 & Lab
• Post-Production - testing of all the modules using Junit
 REFERENCES

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Thank You