The Eliminator Game: The Eliminator is a C++ text-based game aims to teach K-12 students about cyber risks and the importance of copyrights. The Player will own the copyright of episodes of TV show. If the player lost, he will be eliminated from the game. during the game the player will have to solve a puzzle in order to perform some actions. The puzzle is set of questions related to cyber risks that K-12 students might face.
Where the idea came from : Since a lot of K-12 students enjoy watching show series. We built The Eliminator games interestingly by incorporate those TV shows, in which the player choose whether to buy the copyright of the show and whether to sell it during his/her moves.
How to run the game: You can run the game using the terminal or any C++ IDE. If you are using and IDE, you will need to incomment the include .cpp file on the start of the main.cpp code.
How to play the game: 1-the player will start with $2000. 2- `the player should roll the dice and the dice has six sides (1-6). 3- He/she will move depending on what the dice rolled. 4- if the player passes by go he/she will earn $200. 5- if an action card appeared the player will either lose or win money 6- The player has the option to buy an episode if he/she is on that episode spot. 7- The player has the option to sell the copyright of the episode back to the bank. 8- If the player wants to rent an episode from another player, he/she has to pay a fee(the fee depends on how many cards from the same set the owner has).
How to win: the player who left to last in the game wins.
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