Othello

My first Greenfoot game.

Very simple instructions.
Left click to place a piece and right click to highlight the tokens that would be flipped.
Also, during gameplay the click sound can be muted by clicking anywhere in the scoreboard area or unmuted.
There is a button in game for how to play the game.

If someone needs/would like additional and more in depth instruction please visit here http://site-constructor.com/othello/othellorules.html

One last note, I am someone who works as an UG for my CS instructor at NMSU making games.
If anyone see's any bugs, or has coding suggestions please let me know.
I would like to improve on my coding technique and feed back is most appreciated.

Enjoy!

5/28/09
-Fixed a reset problem.

5/29/09
-Fixed some text issues when the game ended.

6/2/09
-Fixed the scores being a little off center of their token. Also fixed the underlining of intro text to be more visually appealing.

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Tags: game with-source

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Bretton

2009/5/29

Wow! Only two days posted and already 4 votes WooHoo! Thank you all for the comments. I just fixed the end of game text issue however, now that it's updated the overall text seems funny and diminished. But when I look at it on my own copy of Greenfoot it looks just fine. Any thoughts? Also, I don't know if this is a Greenfoot thing or not but the sound is messed up when I run the game on my copy of Greenfoot, but plays fine here on the website. ??? I'm confused lol.

Ninto

2009/5/29

Yeah! nice! :]

BlackholeGF

2009/5/30

Isn't this the NSMB bob-omb board game?

A new version of this scenario was uploaded on Wed Jun 03 00:00:30 UTC 2009

botman

2009/6/3

Really nice. :) Othello was one of the first computer games I played.

kvillave

2009/6/4

Great game! It looks like I always win though.

kvillave

2009/6/4

I think that adding more special effects when the computer makes its move will make the game more exciting. The computer makes its move way fast and its difficult to see what move it took.