Implements the Azul board game as a console game built in C++ using the following programming skills:
- Pointers
- Dynamic Memory Management
- File Processing
- Polymorphism and Encapsulation
- Program State Management
- Exception Handling
- Data structures
Just run ./azul-game -s and the console will prompt you through
the steps to set-up names for players and the various different modes
of the game.
The game implements advanced modes:
- Choice of 2, 3 or 4 players
- Players can choose a "Grey Mode" or even a 6-tile mode
- Players can also choose to pick from one or two central factories.
The architecture of the application follows a standard Object-Oriented Architecture with the objects
divided into re-usable, single-responsibility components which follow composition over inheritance.
Conducted various tests by automatically saving the game
during various points of the gameplay and restarting the game
from this saved state. The various tests are in the tests folder.