SLAYER!🗡️

A 2D point and click movement survival game developed in C++ using SFML.

Project Overview

In this game, players must survive waves of zombies and skeletons using a variety of weapons, strategic movement, and quick reflexes. The project demonstrates core OOP concepts, including inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and composition.

Object-Oriented Design

The game was built with modular class architecture:

• Game: Menu navigation and start game logic with the core game loop and state manager.
• Entity: Everything interactive the game itself.
• • Projectile: A subclass of Entity that is the projectiles fired by every Character.
• • Character: A subclass of Entity that is every Character in the game.
• • -Player: Subclass of Charactert this is you the player that you control.
• • -Enemy: Subclass of Character containts the enemy AI.
• • • -Zombie : Subclasses of Enemy chases you around doing damage on contact.
• • • -Skeleton : Subclasses of Enemy stays stationary on the screen shooting projectiles at you.
• Weapon: Every Character holds a weapon which determines the damage they do and the size of projectile.

🛠️ Technologies Used

• Language: C++
• Library: SFML (Simple and Fast Multimedia Library)
• Tools: Git, Visual Studio / VS Code

🎮 How to Play

1. Launch the game with "make files" in the terminal.
2. The Main Menu will appear click Play!.
3. Choose your weapon in the Weapons Menu.
4. Use your right mouse button to move and space to shoot with the mouse position to aim.
5. Survive as long as you can!
6. When defeated, the Death Screen will show your stats.
7. You can press continue to play again and beat your high score!

🖥️ How to Debug

1. Launch the with "make tests" in the terminal.
2. Various unit tests will be conducted and if there are no errors there will be a confirmation all the tests passed succesfully

🧑‍💻 Team Members

• Lilith Jackson
• Isaac Sheehan
• Jason Liang

Requirements:

• C++17 or newer
• SFML 2.5.1 or later
• CMake (optional)
• Mouse (optional but creates a more fun experience)