Doboggi Man is a Pac-Man-like game written in Python. In this game, the pacman avoids all of the ghosts while eating all of the Tteok-bokki. The game utilizes the Turtle graphics library for visualization.
- Eat all the Tteok-bokki to advance to the next level.
- Avoid colliding with ghosts, as it will result in losing a life.
- The game ends when all the Tteok-bokki have been eaten or the player collides with a ghost.
To run Doboggi Man, you need Python installed on your system. You can install Python from the official website: python.org
After installing Python, clone or download the Doboggi Man repository to your local machine.
git clone <repository_url>Navigate to the doboggi_man directory in your terminal or command prompt, then run the game.py file using Python:
python game.pyOnce the game starts, use the arrow keys to move Doboggi Man up, down, left, or right. Doboggi Man will automatically eat Tteok-bokki as it moves over them. Avoid colliding with ghosts, as it will result in losing a life.
Press the 'q' key to quit the game at any time.
game.py: Main script containing the game logic and setup.globals.py: Contains global constants used in the game.characters.py: Defines the game characters such as ghosts and Doboggi Man.p1.py: Contains theauto_doboggi_manclass for an autonomous Doboggi Man.img/: Directory containing images used in the game.
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