For this semester's project, I've decided to give you two alternatives from which to choose. No matter which alternative you choose, some conditions have to be met:

• The project must use dynamic memory, libraries, classes, templates, inheritance, polymorphism, and text (data) files.
• The display must center on the current user/player and extend out some minimum distance. This display area may not be the entire board (all the time).
• There must be potential for multiple objects to be in the same square at the same time. (Your tests should demonstrate how this works.)

Points will be awarded for completeness and correctness. Creativity may earn extra credit. Your design should be handed in weekly for critique and to show progress (starting on March 23rd for the first progress check). These progress checks will also be part of your grade. (As mentioned in class, this project will make up half of the project portion for your overall grade.)

The two games you may choose between are:

• Monsters & Mazes
• Clue® (dropped by popular undemand)

As further information becomes available, it will be added above or on links from here. Information will be coded as follows:

• oldest information
• fairly old information
• less old information
• newer information
• newest information

• Rules for each game.
• Sample runs/situations for each game.
• Possibilities for extra credit for each game.
• Maybe hints for each game's implementation.