Abstract Board Game Implementation in Python
This repository contains the implementation of the abstract board game Focus/Domination. The game supports two players and features core functionalities, including making moves, capturing pieces, managing reserves, and determining the winner.
Focus/Domination is a two-player abstract strategy game involving stacking and capturing pieces. Players take turns making moves on a 6x6 board, attempting to capture their opponent's pieces while managing their own reserves. The game ends when a player captures more than five opponent pieces.
- Dynamic Gameplay: Supports movement, capturing, and stacking of pieces.
- Turn-based Logic: Ensures players take turns and only valid moves are executed.
- Reserve Management: Allows players to place pieces from their reserve onto the board.
- Victory Condition: Declares the winner when the capture criteria are met.
Handles the main game logic, including the board setup, moves, and captures.
Creates a board and initializes players.
move_piece(name, start, end, num_pieces)- Moves pieces on the board.show_pieces(position)- Displays pieces at a specific board position.show_captured(player)- Shows the pieces a player has captured.show_reserve(player)- Shows the pieces in a player's reserve.reserved_move(player, location)- Places a piece from the reserve onto the board.
Manages player-specific information like name, color, and stashes.
Stores player details and stashes.
get_player_name()- Returns the player's name.get_color()- Returns the player's color.reserve_stash_add(piece)- Adds a piece to the player's reserve stash.captured_stash_add(piece)- Adds a piece to the player's captured stash.win_check()- Checks if the player has won.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/focus-game.git cd focus-game - Run the script:
python focus_game.py
# Initialize a new game
game = FocusGame(('PlayerA', 'R'), ('PlayerB', 'G'))
# Player A moves a piece
print(game.move_piece('PlayerA', (0, 0), (0, 1), 1)) # Output: "successfully moved"
# Display pieces at a position
print(game.show_pieces((0, 1))) # Output: ['R', 'R']
# Show captured pieces for Player A
print(game.show_captured('PlayerA')) # Output: 0
# Attempt a reserve move for Player A
print(game.reserved_move('PlayerA', (0, 0))) # Output: "No pieces in reserve"