Cats and Dogs
Coded with C# in Unity, this game’s objective is to catch cats and dogs to weigh the hot air balloon back down to the ground. Birds complicate the game by bringing the balloon up the screen, making it more difficult to catch cats and dogs. Mechanics involve clicking/tapping on the left and right side of the balloon to move accordingly and clicking/tapping on birds flying towards the ballon to make them go away. In order to get rid of birds already attached on the balloon, the player must catch an anti-bird item. During the entire game an altimeter tracks your progress. It is consistently slowly moving up, and moves up more if a bird attaches onto the balloon or if the player misses a cat or dog while having three birds attached to the balloon. The altimeter moves down each time the player catches a cat or dog. If the altimeter reaches the top then the player loses. If it reaches the bottom the player wins.
Aggie Snap
Coded with C++ using FLTK, this group project created an application which allows the user to upload pictures, tag them, and search through them. My contribution to the code was to create the graphical user interface, allow the user to upload pictures from a file and URL, and allow the user to tag it.
Reversi Game
Coded with C++ using OpenGL, this game mirrors the game of Reversi where the objective is to surround your opponent and at the end of the game to have the most amount of pieces on the board. The game notes when a players turn is skipped which is indicated by checking legal moves after each turn. When the turn is skipped twice, the code announces that the game is over.
Physics Based Game
Coded using python, this game allows the user to calculate the necessary velcocity, angle, and altitude needed to hit a target. The code generates a random target each time the "Target" button is hit. The user then inputs his/her values, and hits launch. The game indicates weather the target is hit, and allows the user to continue if not. Once the user has guessed over 5 times without hitting the target, he/she has lost the game.