The plot mirrors the popular mobile game Doodle Jump: Doodle jumps and aims to reach the highest point. The project was developed in Java, using the Swing Framework for graphics.
- The Doodle jumps from one platform to another platform.
- The Doodle is teleported to the other border of the screen when it reaches the opposite one.
- The main goal is to reach the highest point by jumping.
- Game saves user's best result.
The project was developed as a group CBL Game Development assignment for the Programming course (2IP90) at Eindhoven University of Technology.
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Render the main screen with a play button.
After app staring, the main screen should show up with a play button and the initial picture.
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Render a screen with platforms and Doodle after the play button was pressed.
Enter the game and press the play button.
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Move the user's screen with jumps of Doodle and render new platforms.
While jumping up, the camera will follow the user.
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Render a fall of Doodle if it has missed a platform.
Just miss one of the platforms and Doodle will fall.
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Show the user's score in the corner.
In the top corner the user's score should be indicated. Score of the user depends on the height which the Doodle achieves in the game.
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Show screen with the highest score.
After the end of the game screen should be rendered with the user’s score.
- Java
- Swing
- Gradle
- Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/alex8399/doodle-jump.git
cd doodle-jump- Build
#For MacOs (sudo may be required):
zsh gradlew runGame
#For Linux (sudo may be required):
bash gradlew runGame
#For Windows:
.\gradlew runGameEasy! Just use <- and -> keys to move the doodle and jump as high as you can. Your score will be saved. You can use esc to return to the main menu.