Fynstergram is a German educational computer game about data privacy and identity theft in social media networks. It was created and developed by the P-Seminar Informatik 2019/21 at Wirsberg-Gymnasium Würzburg.
To be able to run the game, you have to have a current Java Runtime Environment (JRE) installed on your OS (Windows/Mac/Linux). You find the download and illustrated instructions in German on the project page.
- You need to have Java 8 (JDK) or higher installed on your OS.
- The game uses the Engine Alpha - an open source game engine developed for educational purposes.
- Obstacles and collision detection are handled by 2D collision maps.
- Dialogues are managed by JSON files.
- Mini games (e.g. slot machine for the gambling den)
- Pet (a dog that follows the main character throughout the game)
This project relies on Engine Alpha, an easy to use game engine coded in Java mainly for educational purposes. Thanks go out to the developers!
Thank you for considering contributing to Fynstergram. Just create a pull request or contact JonRandom or me.