You need the Chingu gem
gem install chingu
then you can just run:
ruby game_window.rb
You are Rubee, a young rails locomotive who is trying to overcome obstacles in life. Rubee's path to success is to destroy his enemies (XML, Java and others) by throwing in its enemies a powerful piece of rail. At the end of each phase Rubee learns an important lesson which can be for example: in IRB, you can use '_' to retrieve the last returned value.
When working on something please cut the task from TODO and add it here putting your name besides it.
on hold - (pedro)- we need some ‘exploding’ animation when hitting the enemies either by shotting them or by crashing into them
* create map
- use vertical or horizontal navigation for the map (if horizontal it' s easier to
to use a train(locomotive) as the main player) otherwise we need to find out a
better main player than Ruby logo
- preferably use text file to create an map
- if using yml create a system to edit/save maps on the fly
- use paralax effects in background
* create game enemies
- something that represents anti-ruby values like java, xml...
- define at least 3 different enemies with different behaviors
- they can be moving enemies or static enemies
* game menu
- create game states, like Menu, Pause, Game Over, and Playing
* game music
- add sound effects for explosions, gun shots, locomotive sounds
- compose background song or find an open source one
* main player
- implement an energy bar or lifes concept
- use sprites to emulate motion
- implement space bar as action keys (fire rail)
- when dying, present GameOver state
- 10 rail's pieces as maximum ammo
* gameplay
- add 'extra life' or 'energy increase' concept
- add game score concept
- player can collect ammo to reload
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