mario's Introduction

Super Mario

Introduction

This uses the numpy and colorama library. Dependencies are only numpy and colorama. Its a basic version of the Super Mario game and might have some minor glitches. There is a great looking Boss Enemy and though not a great looking game you might get addicted.

Structure

The application demonstrates inheritance, encapsulation, polymorphism as well as overloading.

Each "not alive element" is a derived class of the Element class.
Mario and Enemy is a derived class of the Person class and Boss Enemy is derived from Enemy class.
The board has its own class and and captures all objects placed on it.
The scoreboard has its own class and and captures the score and lives.

Running the program

First, install all the requirements:
- pip3 install -r requirements.txt
Running the program:
- python3 main.py

Controls

Controls follow traditional classic titles (W,A,D)
To shoot bullet s (bullets can be shot only if Boss Enemy is on screen)
To quit, press q

Features

Sound when mario is killed or kills enemies
Colored elements, mario and enemies
Boss Enemy: Needs to be shot 10 times (can't kill mario though)
Coins give 5 points
Killing enemy gives 10 points
Killing boss enemy gives 100 points
Time based points
Mario has 3 lives
Score displayed on the screen during duration of the game
Message diplayed at end of game
Game size adjusts according to terminal size (it won't adjust once the game is run)
Platforms, Lakes and Clouds are randomly generated.
Follows OOP concepts
All files follow PEP8