Implementation of a terminal game in C++ where you play as the bears from We Bare Bears
The game being implemented is the same game I was made to implement in the first programming class I took in the university of Buenos Aires (Algorithms and Porgramming I), where it was developed using the C programming language. The proyect is in spanish and can be found here.
Since I never really used C++, and given that it is a superset of C, I decided that I would re-implement the proyect but changing the paradigm from procedural programming to object oriented programming.
The game starts by asking you a few questions to see which of the three bears from We Bear Bears you are (Grizzly, Panda or Ice).
After that, you will be in the map with all the tiles hidden except for yourself. The objective of the game is to find your friend Chloe in less than 2 minutes.
The actions you can use are:
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A: Move left.
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D: Move right.
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W: Move up.
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S: Move down.
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F: Use the flashlight. It will show all the elements in the map in the direction you are facing. It lasts an amount of movements dependent on the battery.
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R: Use the fireworks. They will light up a random part of the map 3 times.
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C: Use the candle. It will ligt up the surrounding tiles. It lasts five movements.
In the map you will find the following obstacles:
- Tree 🌳: Adds one second to the time lost.
- Rock 🪨: Adds 2 seconds to the lost time.
- Koala 🐨: Will take you to a random position in the first column. Every time you turn your flashlight on a new Koala appears on the map.
And the following tools:
- Fireworks 🧨: Adds a firework to your inventory.
- Candle 🕯️: Adds a candle to your inventory.
- Battery 🔋: Adds 5 movements to your flashlight.
The characters are the following:
- Grizzly Bear 🐻:
- Starts with 15 movements in the flashlight.
- Starts with 4 candles.
- Adds half a second of lost time for every tree encountered instead of 1.
- Panda Bear 🐼:
- Starts with 10 movements in the flashlight.
- Starts with 4 candles.
- Starts with 2 fireworks.
- Ice Bear 🧊:
- Starts with 10 movements in the flashlight.
- Starts with 6 candles.
- Doesn't add any lost time for the rocks encountered.
- When the obstacles in the map that he has encountered amount to 30 seconds of lost time, reveals Chloe's location.
The program is compiled with the g++ compiler.
There is a makefile included to make the compilation easier. You have to execute make in the command line to generate the executable. If you want to deleate it, you can use make clean.
To execute the game you have to run the executable introducing ./bears_against_time in the command line.