Sparty's Boots

Sparty's Boots was a game development project in Michigan State University's class CSE 335 Object Oriented Software Design, inspired by the 1982 game Rocky's Boots. The player builds circuits with AND, OR, NOT, NAND, and SR and D FlipFlop logic gates to complete each level.

This was a team project written in C++ and wxWidgets by Computer Science students Bob Wilson (me), Elijah Porter, Chris Nguyen, and Zaid Quorah. The game design and images were provided to us by the professors, and we wrote all of the C++ code in CLion, using GitLab for source control.

Some of the tasks I accomplished on this group project were:

Created the initial design with basic information about dozens of classes and their member attributes, functions, and associations with other classes.

Wrote the C++ classes for the Conveyor Belt, Conveyor Control Panel, Level Loader with XML parser, FlipFlop logic gates.

Code review of other team members' work, refactoring code, clean up code to comply with class code style guide, playtesting, troubleshooting gameplay issues and fixing bugs.

I'm hoping to build a Mac release version of this soon and upload it here for anyone who wants to play the game.

We were asked not to share the source code online because other students might try to use it for their own assignments, but I'm attaching a screenshot of the list of classes we created.