Developed by Aidan Denlinger, Rohin Garg, Amber Olsen, and Mayank Sharan (Group 42). This is a course project for CSE 230 | Fall 2022 | UCSD.
The rules of Kings in the Corner can be found here, and a video explanation can be found here.
Our goal is to develop a 2-4 player networked game of “Kings In The Corner” using Haskell. The terminal interface should make it easy to learn the rules, display the controls and start a game. The game should be navigable with the arrow keys and enter button to select cards and piles. It should be easy to start and join a multiplayer game from the menu. If time permits, we will also develop an AI player to allow for single player local play.
- Welcome screen with toggle options for local / networked, number of players, rules of the game, controls
- Game screen with cards similar to the solitaire project linked below
- A completion screen with options to exit or start over
- brick library for TUI
- Hspec for unit testing
- microlens-platform library for game state handling
- network to handle networked gaming with UDP
- Solitaire using brick for referencing card game implementation
| Task | Duration | Week |
|---|---|---|
| Basic Setup & Design | 2 days | Week 7 |
| Starter code | 2 days | Week 7 |
| Testing & Build Setup | 2 days | Week 8 |
| Local 2 player game | 3 days | Week 8 |
| Local 2 - 4 player game | 2 days | Week 9 |
| Networked game | 3 days | Week 9 |
| AI for local play | 3 days | Week 10 |
| Bug fixes, completion | 2 days | Week 10 |
| Demo / Presentation prep | 2 days | Week 10 |