Tetris Match

Description

Tetris Match is an online multiplayer game of Tetris.

Setup

$ git clone
$ cd tetris-match
$ npm install
$ npm start

Tasks

• Landing Page

  • Logo?

  • Authentication

    • [front] Component for Login form

    • [back] Login form logic

    • [front] Component for Signup form

    • [back] Signup form logic

  • How to Play Page

    • [front + text] Game Rules
    • [front + text] Controls

  • Play Now Button

    • [front] Play Now Button
    • [back] Play Now Button Logic
      • Invite Code Logic
      • Matchmaking Logic

• Game Page

  • Game Board
    • [front] Game Canvas Component
    • [back] Game Canvas Logic
  • Game Controls
    • [back] Game Controls Logic
    • [back] Cheat key logic
  • Game Sprites
    • [front] Tetris Piece Component
    • [back] Tetris Piece Logic
  • Game Mechanisms
    • Levels?

• Game Over Page

  • [front] Game Over Message
  • [front] Play Again Button
  • [back] Play Again Button Logic
  • [front] Return to Home Button
  • [back] Return to Home Button Logic

• Leaderboard Page

  • [front] Leaderboard Table
  • [back] Leaderboard Logic

• Profile Page?

• Settings Page?

Marking Scheme

• Game front page 40

  • Game description and instructions 5
    • The game description and instructions are clearly shown and written on the page
  • Player registration 10
    • New players can register for a new account in the front page
  • Player sign-in 10
    • Players can sign in the front page with an account
  • Player pair up 15
    • Players can join a game with another player

• Game play page 95

  • Things in the game 40
    • There are at least 4 types of ‘things’ in the game: Tetrominoes, cloud, grass, clock
    • For example, bullets in a shooting game or cards in a card game are considered one type of thing
    • [] Any collection of the same thing that is animated / can be interacted counts as one type of thing
    • Static objects / text do not count
  • Players’ interaction 20
    • Some kind of players’ interaction is shown in almost real-time
    • WebSocket is used for the real-time communication
  • Game controls 10
    • Some things can be controlled by the mouse and/or keyboard
  • Game duration 10
    • A normal game should not last for more than 3 - 4 minutes
  • Cheat mode 15
    • A key/button can be used to activate the cheat mode
    • The game can be completed much quicker once the cheat mode is on (for example, unlimited bullets/ greater power/ ability to swap cards, etc)

• Game over page 30

  • Player statistics 10

    • Relevant statistics of the game play is shown for each player

  • Player ranking 10

    • Overall ranking of the players of some useful measures is shown

  • Restart the game/ back to front page 10

    • The game can be quickly restarted in this page
    • Or, the player can go back to the front page

• Graphic and sounds 10 - [x] Game play uses SVG or canvas - [x] At least two different sounds (i.e. 2 sound files) are used during game play

• Running the project 15

  • A single ‘npm install’ can install all package dependencies
  • A single line of instruction starts the server
  • The game is started using http://localhost:800

• User support 30

  • This refers to how well your project handles users
  • If the project can only handle one person at a time (turn-based ‘monopoly’ style), it may get 10 marks
  • But if the project can handle multiple people at the same time, in real time, it may get 30 marks

• Game quality 40

  • This part is awarded based on the overall game quality in terms of creativity, completeness and playability
  • This is a general score given relative to the quality of work of the entire class

• Project details announcement 20

• Project video 20