Simple C++ Game : Fallen Warrior

[Seven]

I am currently making a RPG game called Fallen Warrior made out of C++ (programming langauge). It is a simple game with only text (im not pro enough to make a engine). Where you put in 1, 2 or 3 etc to do commands.

Features :

• Stats include : Strength, Endurance and Defence
• Level ups with exp
• Items to wear to increase Stats
• Big story line
• and much much more

Progress
180 lines (2% Complete)

Any comments and suggestions are welcome.

 

[Mystery Penguin]

become smart enought to make an engine

 

[soulnothing]

You can take a look at the ogre engine.
http://www.ogre3d.org/

This is primarily a graphics engine however it has other plugins.

There is also
http://www.crystalspace3d.org/main/Main_Page

Both make good use of
http://blender.org

If you are just starting to learn C++ text may be best. I don't know C++. Me and my friends are thinking of starting a game based on some of the software listed above. Once we learn C that is.

Both of those engines are open source so you can poke around the internals.

 

[jdcskillet]

C++ (I've taken a fair amount of classes in the language) is incredibly aggravating when it comes to even simple graphics. Especially when using pointers and making it so it's not incredibly slow. I liked Java better when making games (I made a really simple maze game in java and a point and click game in C++). However, if you need an extra pair of eyes, feel free to post snippets of code that are giving you trouble, I'm sure there are plenty of people willing to help.

 

[LordRhythm]

Agree with jdcskillet. I took two years of C++, then learned java for two years, then college wanted me to go back to C++... interesting twist.
I also prefer Java for games, but I do still remember C++, and if youre needin some help with a module or two, don't hesitate to put it up here!

 

[R3POMAN]

wow nice spamming.....

lol, please don't quote a spam post. Makes me have to edit your post as well

 

[kookachoo]

A little late on here but I thought I would throw this out if you don't already know about it. If your looking to make a nice small game your best bet is to switch over to XNA and C#, unless your just making this game to learn C++ then stick with what your doing. XNA has many many classes added to the framework specifically for game design. It's worth a look.

Heres a small tutorial about making a 2D and 3D game with very little code and a few sprites. There is also a massive community as well.

http://creators.xna.com/en-US/education/gettingstarted