Medieval Munchers is a 2D Java game developed for the Advanced Software Design course. This game involves a player navigating through a world filled with enemies and various objects, with the goal of surviving and achieving specific objectives.
- Player Control: The player can move and interact with the game world using keyboard inputs (Changable with FPS/Speed).
- Enemies: Various Enemies that work based on players current location within distance from the player.
- Objects: Game Objects Like Chests that the player can use with a RNG effect.
- Collision Detection: Using player hitboxes and location can have collision based on players location and the interactions with the block/tiles.
- Win/Lose Conditions: Ending the game by finishing off the boss, or effectively dying.
- Game Loop: Implemented in the run method, responsible for updating and rendering game components at a specified frame rate.
- Player Management: Controls the player (handled by the Player class), including movement and interactions.
- Enemy Management: Manages enemies (handled by the Skeleton class).
- Object Management: Manages various objects (handled by the mainObject class).
- Collision Detection: Detects and handles collisions between the player, enemies, and objects.
- Health and Lives: Manages the player's health and extra lives.
- Win/Lose Conditions: Checks and manages the conditions for winning or losing the game.
- Initialization: Initializes the game world with tiles and objects.
- Core Logic: The tick method manages the game's core logic, updating player and enemy positions.
- Rendering: The paintComponent method is responsible for rendering the game world, objects, and entities on the panel.
