This project is a full-featured simulation of the strategy game Warzone, developed in C++ as part of an advanced program design with C++ course. It was built in multiple phases, covering everything from map loading and player management to command parsing, game logic, and AI player strategies. The final version includes a fully playable command-line version of the game and an automated tournament mode with multiple AI behavior types.

What the Project Does

• Simulates a full game loop for Warzone, including map setup, player turns, reinforcements, order issuing and execution.
• Uses object-oriented principles, including design patterns like Strategy, Observer, and Adapter.
• Implements AI-controlled players with different strategies (aggressive, benevolent, neutral, cheater) and tournament functionality.
• Supports loading maps, validating them, processing game commands, issuing and executing orders, and dynamic state transitions.

What I achieved in this project

• Designed and implemented complex game logic from scratch based on real game rules.
• Applied major C++ design patterns:
  • Observer – for logging game events and actions.
  • Strategy – to enable dynamic player behavior.
  • Adapter – to switch between file and console command inputs.
• Using stream operators, copy constructors, and handling dynamic memory safely in C++.
• Building AI behaviors in game design and managing user interaction.
• Worked alongside a team of 4 other classmates, improving collaboration and communication.