This software project is a part of the Advanced Programming course at DTU and is being developed by group 7. It is an attempt to create a version of Roborally in Java which can be run on a PC. The game can be played on a variety of maps with a variety of cards that affect gameplay. Roborally is a game about planning and traversing a map full of obstacles. The game consists of 3 phases iterated through until a player reaches all checkpoints in the correct order.

The phases the game consists of are:

• The upgrade phase.

In the upgrade phase, players have the option of buying upgrades for their robot, enhancing their capabilities or giving them new options. Upgrades are purchased with energy cubes which can be collected on the playing field.

• The programming phase

The programming phase is where players use programming cards to determine what the robot will do during the activation phase.

• The activation phase

During the activation phase, robots take turn applying their programming cards which are kept in registers. The first robot applies the card in its first register, the second in its first register and so on.

As mentioned before, these 3 phases repeat until a robot has reached all checkpoints on the map in the correct order, at which point that robot wins the game.