Sokoban is a puzzle game invented in Japan. The objective of the game is to push crates to their proper locations in the minimum number of moves.

This project was done for Computer Laboratories I at Universidade do Minho using Haskell.

Usage

The game have different themes:

• Classic
• Mario
• Luigi
• Zelda
• Link

The game has 5 different levels (for now), but you can add more levels. To create a map follow this steps:

• create a text file
  • '#' corresponds to a wall block
  • '.' corresponds to where should be the final places of the crates
• after drawing the map, the first line should have the initial coordinates of the player (first height, second width, starting from the bottom left corner of the map witch corresponds to the position 0 0)
• after that each line should have the coordinates of each crate(with same caracteristics of player coordinates)
• save the map in levels folder, but be careful not to overwrite levels already added/present to the folder
• the game on loading time checks if the map is valid, if not the game will output the lines where errors where found

Example of a map:

###################
#####   ###########
#####   ###########
#####   ###########
###      ##########
### # ## ##########
#   # ## #####  ..#
#               ..#
##### ### # ##  ..#
#####     #########
###################
11 2
5 8
7 7
5 6
7 6
2 3
5 3

Result of this map:

During a level you can:

• restart: pressing 'r'
• undo: pressing 'u'
• go to previous level: pressing 'b'
• go to next level: pressing 'n'

Setup

Dependencies

• OpenGL
• freeGLUT
• stack

Build

• clone the repository
• run install.sh

Run

After building go to the build folder(inside the cloned folder) and run Sokoban binary file in the command line: ./Sokoban

License

Licensed under the MIT License, see LICENSE.md for more details.