I can not believe I got it done. It is not all that pretty but it works and plays.
CodeBreaker is a MindMaster clone, very similar to bulls and cows. For discloser I have followed the unreal course, but I promise you I did not look back at anything.
The thing I need to learn and maybe it will be taught in the future is how to place images on a canvas in code. It was a real pain placing all the images and renaming them. There has to be a better way I just don’t know. That said it was fun to figure all this out and make it work
Thank you all so much for your time
gipso
PS if it is not linked right please let me know. I am new to everything.
If the game has been uploaded, is there an option for public/private, the link takes you to a 404 and I don’t see anything posted when looking at your profile.
Well done - I just had a game and really enjoyed it. I remember having a board game of this as a kid and could never understand what you had to do!
I suspect it is intentional, but at first, I wasn’t sure which of the smaller pegs in the group of 4 (: represented which position in the vertical column. If it isn’t intentional to not have the player know, this might be handy in the instructions
Also, having managed to win a game, I spotted you need a “s” on the end of “congratulations” - sorry!
Really good puzzle game though and nicely done
Challenge: How about making this 3D now? You could use primitive shapes sphere for the colours and cuboids for the pegs to keep it simple - this would give you an opportunity to break the game code away from the player’s view of the game, thus, being able to then use it for either 2D or 3D
represented which position in the vertical column. If it isn’t intentional to not have the player know, this might be handy in the instructions 