Welcome to **Wizard**, a C++ implementation of the classic card game. Compete with your friends in exciting multiplayer gameplay!
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You can read the game's rules [here](https://www.amigo.games/content/ap/rule/19420--031-2019-Wizard_Manual_002_LAYOUT[1].pdf). The implementation features a client/server architecture for multiplayer scenarios.
It uses [wxWidgets](https://www.wxwidgets.org/) for the GUI, [sockpp](https://github.com/fpagliughi/sockpp) for the network interface, [rapidjson](https://rapidjson.org/md_doc_tutorial.html) for object serialization, and [googletest](https://github.com/google/googletest) for the unit tests.
##Overview
### Overview
First off, this project consists of a **server** and a **client**, each with their own main.cpp file.
The game and source files is available on GitLab on the main branch. The game was developed based on the provided LAMA example project game. This project consists of a **server** and a **client**, each with their own main.cpp file. Each player can run his client and connect to the server in the same local network.
## 1 Compile Instructions
## 2 Run the Game
## 3 Play the Game
### Connection Panel
The client renders the GUI that is presented to the player, whereas the server is a console application without a user interface. Every action a player performs in the client application (for example playing a card) is sent as a formatted message to the server application, which processes the request.
- If the **player's move was valid**, the server will update the game state (e.g. move a card from the player's hand to the discard pile) and broadcast this new game state to all players of the game. Whenever the client application receives a game state update, it will re-render the GUI accordingly and allow new interactions.
- If the **move was invalid**, the game state will not be updated and only the requesting player will get a response containing the error message.
