Inspired by the mini-game 'Wheels' from Sea of Stars, this is a recreation by Donovan Townes a.k.a Z8phyR. The primary objective is to destroy the enemy's crown before they get to yours.
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Players will first select two heroes each. These heroes have unique abilities that influence the game.
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Once the heroes are selected, players will spin a wheel to gain resources.
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Depending on the spin result, heroes gain energy, experience, and there's a possibility to damage the enemy's defenses.
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The game continues until one of the players' crowns is destroyed.
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In depth gameplay mechanics can be found in the gameplay.md file.
The game is built using Python with a strong emphasis on Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). The game consists of multiple classes such as Player, Hero, Wheel, and Game to modularize different functionalities.
- Dynamic Hero Selection: Implementing a system where players can choose from various heroes, each with its unique abilities, posed a design challenge.
- Spin Logic: Given the randomness of a spin, calculating the results and their impacts on the player's resources (XP, energy) required meticulous logic.
- Scaling: As heroes gain XP and level up, managing their state, especially when they reach the maximum level, was challenging.
- NPC Logic: Simulating an NPC turn, making it appear as if the computer player is making decisions, was an interesting challenge.
- Ensure you have Python installed.
- Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/Z8phyR/GameOfWheels.git - Navigate to the directory:
cd GameOfWheels - Run the game:
python main.py
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.