PIG DICE GAME
[Naisenya Mungai](https://github.com/naisenyamungai)
Student - Full Stack Developer(Java & Android)
A pig dice game to be played by 2 people. Find out more once you play!
Behavior | Input | Outcome |
---|---|---|
Player 1 inputs name and Player 2 inputs name, and clicks start button | Player 1: / Player 2: / Click START | Goes to game console |
Player 1 clicks ROLL button | Click ROLL button | Dice rolls and number is generated |
If Player 1 rolls any number other than 1, that roll is added to round total | Roll = 2 | Round total = 2 |
If Player 1 rolls a 1, no score is added and round for Player 1 ends | Roll = 1 | Round total = 2 / Total score = 2 / Player 2 begins |
Repeat for Player 2 | Roll = 1 | Round total = 0 / Total score = 0 / Player 1 begins |
When a player's total score reaches 100 or more, game ends and winner page shows | Player 1 total score = 100 | Winner page |
The application was created using below technologies;
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- BootStrap
- JQuery
No known Bugs at the moment
Internet Connection is required for the following instructions to be executed
- Open Chrome, Mozilla or any browser in your disposal.
- Internet Connection is a must.
- Search naisenyamungai on github.
- Click on the active link on the Pig Dice repository.
- No other downloads or plug-ins are required.
- Play the game and enjoy
- For any feedback on bugs and errors contact [email protected] or 0721635386.
- Alternatively you can clone the project onto your local machine to have a sneak peak at the code used.
Rules of the game:
- The game has 2 players, playing in rounds.
- In each turn, a player rolls a dice as many times as they wish until they roll a 1 or click on Hold
- If the player rolls a 1, all his ROUND score gets lost. After that, it's the next player's turn
- If the player rolls any number other than 1 and chooses to HOLD, their score is added up
- If a player rolls any number(except 1) and chooses to roll then rolls a 1, all round score is lost
- The first player to reach 100 points wins the game
MIT © Naisenya Mungai