This is the server side of the term project for Koç University Software Engineering course of Fall 2018.
- Ahmet Uysal @ahmetuysal
- Merve Karakaş @mervekarakas
- Halil Eralp Koçaş @EralpKocas
- Mediha Meltem Günay @mgunay15
- Umay Bozkurt @UmayBengisuBozkurt
You can find the client project here.
In our implementation game server is a stand alone project and none of the players take the responsibility of being a server. Before running the game the server should run and the local IP of the server will be seen in the console. Then copy this IP address and paste it to the SERVER_ADDRESS field of the Connection class. All the players from different computers must do the same process in order to connect to the game. When the game starts, as default it starts with the network connection. In order to run the game without network the button named "Online" should be clicked and the network will be disabled.
This project is inspired by Monopoly Board Game and Jon Moore's variant Ultimate Monopoly.
This project is developed for educational purposes only.
Koç University students who are currently taking this course, see Code of Conduct.
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