Unipoli
Unipoli is a simple simulation of the very popular board game Monopoly by Hasbro. Unipoli is the Java outcome of the Programming Project course I followed in Academic Year 2007 – 2008.
I don’t know for how long the official project page will stay on Unibz servers, therefore I’m keeping this page on bd-things.
Project Members
- Riccardo Buttarelli
- Daniel Graziotin
- Martin Leitgeb
- Massimiliano Pergher
Mission Statement
This document was the first step made in facing the project:
The project will provide a simple simulation of the very popular board game Monopoly. Unipoli will allow a multiplayer experience (up to 8 human players) on the same machine but not over a network.
We will implement the classical Standard (Atlantic City version) Monopoly game board layout, produced by Charles Darrow, and later by Parker Brothers.
However, by virtue of being a virtual implementation of the real game, Unipoli will overtake some aspects of the real Monopoly game, giving to the players unique visual experiences. As example, we will highlight owned lands with the color associated to their owners. When a player decides to sell a property, the board will be obscured, leaving the lands owned by the player well visible.
Like in the original game, the purpose is to dominate the competition against the opponents, and be the last to survive. Due to time problems, we will not implement all the rules and game features. For example, hotels will not be included in our game version.
The GUI will consist of two main components:
- A 2D top view of the game-board, that will occupy about the 80% of the window.
- A sidebar containing information on players and the dice.
Players will be able to buy lands and build houses in case of monopoly. The opponents have to pay rents if a land is owned. There will be both factories and railroads.
Our game implementation will also feature the so-called Chance Cards.
There wonʼt be the possibility to play as the Bank. Money will just be considered as a number which increases and decreases. Therefore, a graphical representation of paper money is not scheduled.
Screenshots
Unipoli - Board Overview
Unipoli: user choices
Documentation
- Vision Statement (pdf)
- Vision Statement Presentation (pdf)
- User Stories (pdf)
- Noun Extraction (pdf)
- Product Backlog (pdf)
- UML Classes, Hierarchy and Relations (png)
- UML Classes in details (huge png)
- A more precise Class Diagram (huge png)
- Javadoc (browsable)
Source code and Javadoc
- Unipoli 1.0 source code (tar.gz)
- Unipoli 1.0 Javadoc (tar.gz)
Binaries
- Unipoli 1.0 with splash-screen (jar, jvm 1.6)
- Unipoli 1.0 (jar, jvm 1.5)
License
Unipoli is released under the GPL v. 3
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program. If not, see <http ://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
