LordsAWar! is a 2D turn-based strategy game in a fantasy setting where up to 8 players strive for control of as many cities as possible.
The goal of this project is to make a game that is similar to Warlords II.
Produce new armies in cities to conquer nearby cities. Using the income from those cities, make more armies to take more cities. Send a hero to a temple to get a quest, or maybe search a nearby ruin instead. You can also send a hero to a temple to get a quest or maybe search a nearby ruin instead.
This game should run well on even modest hardware.
Features include:
- Refined artifical intelligence
- 3 distinct roles
- Acts as a General who controls all of military strategy
elements of the
game; moving armies around the map, conquering cities and managing the
production of new army units - Acts as a diplomatic envoy, managing diplomatic
relations with every other player - Acts as a tax collector, automatically collecting gold
pieces from each
city that has been conquered. This pays for the maintenance of army
units already created. The income can also be used to buy new and
different kinds of army units
Website: www.nongnu.org/lordsawar
Support: User’s Manual
Developer: Ben Asselstine, Ole Laursen, Janek Kozicki
License: GNU General Public License v2.0
LordsAWar! is written in C++. Learn C++ with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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