The goal: make a working executable of the Splotter board game Roads and Boats in C++.
Code formatting should follow the .clang-format rules found in the repo.
See references for condensed rules, full rulebook, and player aids for more info about the game.
See expansion rules for any additional rules not in the base game.
- A valid map with land and sea tiles can be defined.
- Rivers flow naturally across land and into sea tiles.
- Tiles can be organized into a map structure.
- A map can be printed as a JSON structure.
- A map can be loaded from a JSON structure.
- Resources can exist on a map.
- Resource types are defined.
- Resources can be printed as JSON inside a map's JSON structure.
- Buildings can exist on a map.
- Buildings are restricted to existing on their respective tile types.
- Buildings can receive valid input goods and produce accurate outputs.
- Buildings can be printed as JSON inside a map's JSON structure.
- Transporters can exist on and interact with the map.
- Transporters can move from tile to tile.
- Transporters can pickup, carry, and drop off resources on tiles.
- Transporters can use nearby resources to construct a valid building.
- Transporters can feed resources they are carrying to buildings.
- Transporters can be printed as JSON inside a map's JSON structure.
- Game states transition as expected
- Player lobby: Player count is determined, colors are decided, game is ready to start.
- Game start: Assets are loaded.
- Map setup: Players either select a premade map, or create a valid map of their own.
- Gameplay: Players given interact as defined by the rulebook.
- Movement phase: Players simultaneously move their transporters.
- Build phase: Players place buildings using their transporters and resources available.
- Wonder brick phasae: Players contribute wonder bricks using resources from their home.
- Production phase: Resources/livestock added to the map.
- End game: Game is finished as defined by the rules. A winner is declared and players return to the lobby.
- git
- g++
- make