SET! Card Game [WIP]

I am in the proccess of tinkering around this iOS game built using UIKit. Started this project mostly to learn about producing animations, but currently I am looking into changing gameplay mechanics, adding story line and making it into polished game to be published on AppStore. WIP so many essential things are missing (tutorial, highscores, animated score view...).

SET! Game Mechanics:

Player needs to find such three cards that together must fulfill all four following conditions at the same time:

• All three cards have all the same shape on them OR each card must have different shape
• All three cards have all the same color on them OR each card must have different color
• All three cards have all the same shape filling on them OR each card must have different shape filling
• All three cards have all the same number of shapes on them OR each card must have different number of shapes

Game Mechanics Examples

According to rules from above, following three cards together MAKE set:

And following three cards together DON'T MAKE set:

Xcode

Built on Xcode 10.3, target iOS 11 or higher.

Using CocoaPods and Lottie animation framework for future AfterEffects to Xcode animations workflow.

Game has two screens:

• Gameplay screen (GraphicalSetViewController.swift)
• Pause menu screen (MenuViewController.swift)

Both of them to be found in Main.storyboard. Featuring custom transition animation between the two MVCs.

Interactive cards are custom UIViews (PlayingCardButton - has subview PlayingCardView - has subviews ShapeView). ShapeView is custom UIView featuring custom drawing. All the card glyphs are drawn in ShapeView from code as vectors and therefore look nice and sharp upscaled on eg. big iPad screen. Playing cards are to be revisited due to higher performance costs when higher amount of cards are on table.

Many Constants to configure in one place ExtensionConstants.swift including possibility to switch to cheat mode:

static let cheatModeIsActive = false

when activated every three cards combination are sets.

Credits

• App developed by Lukáš Lízal [link to web]
• Grid.swift made by Paul Hegarty as part of his Standford course CS193p Programming iOS Applications. Copyright © 2017 Stanford University.

License

MIT