As part of the L3S6 course "Programmation Réseaux" (Network Programming), we were tasked with developing a network game in C. The aim of this project is to implement a server and a client for a network game of Bomberman. The server will be able to handle multiple clients, and the clients will be able to play the game in real-time. The user interface will be implemented using ncurses.

The project requirements are stated in the pdf file sujet (in French).

The project was developed within 8 weeks.

• Implemented the view for the game using ncurses.

• Chat feature

  • Implemented chat model
  • Implemented chat communications through tcp sockets

• End game feature

  • Implemented end game communications through tcp sockets
  • Implemented end game view

• A lot of bug fixes :)

Setting up the server for the game.	Players are ready to start.	In-game action taking place.
General in-game chat.	Players discussing strategy.	Players whispering in-game.
Player has lost the game.	Player has won the game.

Demo Video on Youtube

You will need the following dependencies:

• gcc compiler
• make build system
• ncurses library (for the user interface)

To install the project, run the following commands:

git clone [email protected]:mathusanm6/C-Network-Bomberman.git
cd bomberman-gyt
make

To compile just the server, run the following command:

make server

To compile just the client, run the following command:

make client

To run the server, run the following command:

./server

To run the client, run the following command:

./client

The client program has some flags :

• -p PORT to connect the client to the server with the port PORT.
• -m MODE to choose the mode between 0 for SOLO and 1 for TEAM.

This project was developed by a group of students from Université Paris Cité, as part of the L3S6 course "Programmation Réseaux" (Network Programming). The group members are Gabin Dudillieu, Yago Iglesias Vázquez, and Mathusan Selvakumar.