David
Reade 99755629 Tim Kelly 50221221
Battleship is fun and easy to play Internet
game. It is written in Java using AWT technology and runs on any platform
that supports Java 1.2 or higher. The game can be found at WWW.redbrick.dcu.ie/~a/battleship.htmlThe game itself is played on two grids of 100 squares
each. The aim of the game is to sink all of the computers fleet before
it sinks yours. The game continues until one player wins or the game
is quit. The users grid is located on the top and the computers grid
is located on the bottom
Battleship does not require an installation. It is played
over the Internet. It requires that JDK 1.2 or above is installed
on the machine.
Setting up a game
Starting up a game In
order to start a game you have to click "GO" button located above
the text window. Playing a game The human player takes
the first shot. A shot can be taken by clicking on a square of the
computers grid. It will be determined to be a "hit" or "miss". If
you missed, a water splash will be displayed and the splashing sound
played. If you hit, a explosion occurs and the hit will be displayed
on the grid. After your shot has been taken, the computer player will
follow you by firing a shot at your grid. When all ships are sunk
by a player, that player is declared victorious. Ending a game The
game ends if all ships on one of the grids are sunk. The winner will
be indicated in the text area and you will hear the victory sounds.
A game can also be ended before all ships are sunk. You can end an
unfinished game by pressing the "QUIT" button. Playing a New Game. After
completing a game you will have an option of playing another one.You
can play another game by pressing the "RESET" button, this will cause
the ships to be placed randomly within the grid but they can again
be moved by the player. If you wish to reset an unfinished
game you must first press the "Quit" button. |
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