[Example] Don't Fall!

by **Asuna** Mon 23 Dec 2013, 16:16

Don't Fall!
Version 1.0

Description:
A simple isometric, tile-based, turn-based game, where there are two player characters on tile-based 10x10-grid world. Here are the rules of this game:

Players start the game on diagonally opposite corners of the world, which is a grid of tiles suspended in the air.
Player 1 gets the first turn.
The character with the current turn can step on any adjacent tile. This is done by simply clicking that tile (highlighted green).
The tile that the character just left falls downward and disappears off the screen. Since this tile has fallen away, it cannot be stepped on again.
After a character has moved, it becomes the other's turn to move.
A tile must have at least one of its four sides touching another tile. If it does not, then it, too, falls. Just having one of its corners touching the corner of another tile isn't enough to keep it up.
If a character is on a tile that falls, then he/she loses the game and the other wins the game.
If both characters fall at the same time, they both lose the game (or draw).

Features:
- Just simple interface & gameplay with options to play PvP, PvC or CvC
- Greedy behavior for the computer player where he only moves (but not touches) towards the opponent

To-do suggestions (possibly implemented in the next version):
- Smarter AI player by implementing expert strategies or applying Minimax, Alpha-Beta Pruning algorithm, etc.
- and more...

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