SnakeGame

Welcome to the Snake Game! This is a classic multiplayer snake game developed in C# using the SFML library. Play in singleplayer or compete against other players or bots in a fun and engaging environment featuring static blocks, walls, and a round system.

Features

• Multiplayer Mode: Play against another player using designated controls.
• Versus Bots: Challenge computer-controlled snakes.
• Static Blocks and Walls: Navigate through obstacles to avoid crashing.
• Round System: Compete in rounds, with the winner determined by the most victories. Draws are possible!
• Setup and Settings screen

Table of Contents

• Dependencies
• Building the Project
• Running the Project
• Controls
• Architecture

Dependencies

• .NET Framework 4.7.2
• SFML.Net

Building the Project

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/BackBunnys/SnakeGame.git

2. Navigate into the project directory:

   cd SnakeGame

3. Open the solution file (.sln) in Visual Studio.
4. Restore the dependencies (if needed):

   nuget restore

Running the Project

To start the game, press F5 in Visual Studio to run the project. The game window will open, and you can start playing!
In some cases you will need to place .dll of csfml placed in packages/CSFML.2.6.1/runtimes//native/ in your target build.
Or use binaries present in Releases.

Controls

Player 1 Defaults (using WASD)

• W: Move Up
• A: Move Left
• S: Move Down
• D: Move Right

Player 2 Defaults (using Arrow Keys)

• ↑: Move Up
• ←: Move Left
• ↓: Move Down
• →: Move Right

Game Controls

• Press opposite direction key to slow the speed of your snake
• Press same direction key to speed up your snake
• Esc: Pause the game

Architecture

Code of this project have simple structure:

• Core - This namespace is responsible for core snake game objects: snakes, fruits, blocks. And their controllers (like KeyboardController and BotController for snake).
• Engine - This namespace is the base of the game displaying and work (so-called game-loop). This contains StateMachine (for screen/scene managing) and GameEngine structure, that consist of the all required elements for the game (like the window and StateMachine itself)
• Screen - This namespace consist of all game screens/scenes implementation. Like IntroScreen, GameScreen, PauseScreen, etc.
• GUI - This namespace is the base of the graphic interface components.
• Settings - This namespace is repsonsible for settings handling (usign .NET properties and resources mechanism)
• Utils - Utility classes for handling images, resources, settings and sfml extensions.

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Enjoy playing Snake Game! If you have any questions or feedback, feel free to open an issue on GitHub. Happy gaming!