Can you survive? is a top down, tile-based survival game, that shows the struggle of a polar bear trying to survive in their own home while facing the consequences of climate change.
Experience the struggles of melting glaciers while trying to survive the winter hibernation by getting as much food as you can in a world that keeps melting all around you and makes everything more challenging year by year.
The game was developed with SFML and C++.
This was a prototype for university coursework and we currently have no intention of further developing it.
This game requires no installation, you can download it here and play by opening can-you-survive.exe.
The game follows the OOP principles and makes use of:
- Class hierarchy and polymorphism for objects, player, and enemies.
- Matrices and many calculations in real time for building and navigating the 2D map and camera.
- Pointers for referencing and optimization.
- SFML functions to display sprites.
- Desmond Delaney (Programmer)
- Isabelle Rellinghaus (Artist)
- Jorge Baptista (Programmer)
- Code Licensed under the MIT License.
- Assets licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.