Food Chain Battle

Introduction

The goal is to build food chains and gain points by constructing a successful food chain. The game ends when a player reaches 30 points. The game is played between 2 to 4 players.

Gameplay

On your turn, you can place cards or skip your turn. To place a card, click on it, drag it to the table, and release the card.

Card Details

Each card in the game features an animal's name, an image, and a brief description of the creature. In the top-right corner, the card shows its points based on rarity. The background color of the card indicates its rarity.

#Green cards (common) have 4 copies. 

#Blue cards (rare) have 3 copies.

# Purple cards (epic) have 2 copies.

# Gold (legendary) and Red (apex) cards have 1 copy each.

Game Loop

At the start of the game, each player is given 7 cards in hand. A random producer card is placed on the table to begin the game. On their turn, each player must play a card that can eat the last card played on the table (For example, Producer>Animal ...> Apex). Each time a card is played, the round score increases by 1. The round ends when a predator or apex card is played. The game continues until someone reaches 30 points.

Bonus Point

When a predator card is played, the round score is awarded to the player who played the card. If an apex card is played, the player receives double the round score. Additionally, the longer the food chain built during the round, the bigger the bonus points awarded. 

## Credits

- Aquwin: worked on single-player game mode. Which includes the AI logic, scene setup, card prefab setup, and game logic. worked on the game animation, like card distribution and opponent thinking animation.

- Bernhard Kratky (Bernkra): I worked on the Menu System and Audio System. The win and Lost page, and the Customisable particle system. As well the animation for the Win/Last page, helped with some Game Animation, Dex page / Dex Cards D and the Muli input Cam Control, and made the Help page.

- Dylan Aldridge: Researched and gathered the necessary details on each animal and listing them together in one place.

- Isaac Gibbins: worked on designing the cards, buttons, AI skipped icon, and game board, sourced the images of the animals as well as most of the sound effects, and worked on quality assurance.