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Tower-Defense

A custom tower defense made in group of 2 with the CSFML Lib .
./defender -h for usage

Project made in C with Maxime Le-borgne.

Introduction

Second graphical school project where the rules are as follows :

  • The player is a builder who must defend his castle.
  • Enemy waves will regularly appear from one side ofthe playground.
  • The player must buy and place buildings on the play-ground grid to block/kill enemies
  • Buildings can be offensive (towers attacking) or defen-sive (basic walls)
  • When the castle is reached by an enemy, it takes damages.
  • If the castle reaches 0 hit points the player loose.

Demonstration

➡️ Executing the program leads you to the menu screen

  • Settings, and how to play windows can be opened with the buttons on the top left. Then you can get to the level selection with the play button.

menu.png

➡️ Then you can select between the 3 different levels and also 3 different difficulties by clicking on them.

level.png

➡️ Once you are in-game, it looks like this :

  • You may buy one tower on clicking on them on the right panel.
  • You may select other tower to buy by scrolling down or up on the right panel.
  • You may select 1 of the 3 spells to be cast : Fireball (damage dealing), freeze (block and then low damages), break defense (damage doubles from all sources).
  • You may upgrade your tower by clicking on the spot if you have enough gold.

game.png

Additional features (Bonus)

  • ⚡ Mana system : 3 spells that can be cast (Fireball, Freeze, break defense).
  • 🏡 3 differents levels, with different map.
  • ❗ 3 levels of difficulty (easy, normal, hard).
  • 🌠 An animated introduction when the game is launched.

Author

  • Christophe Sourinthone

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