Tipsy Murders is a party game that is played on one device. The project was conducted in ~3 weeks with a classmate in the Mobile Computing course at Chalmers University of Technology.
My main responsibilities in the project was: navigation between view controllers, user interactions, and user interface (excluding the art work). My classmate's responsibilty was to develop the underlying game rules as well as the art work of the characters.
The game is played by four players on one device which is passed around between the players. One player is assigned the role of the "murderer" by the game. Which player that is the murderer is only known to the murderer himself. During the course of the game, all innocent players are given clues about who the murderer is while the murderer needs to deceive the innocent players into thinking that the murderer is someone else.
Each player is assigned a character with random appearance from which the clues are generated from.
At the start of every turn, the player gets to see all the characters that belong to the different players. When the button "View characters" is shown, the player has 10 seconds to try and memorize as much as they can about the characters. When the timer is started, the portraits of the characters has their blur and desaturation removed.
When the game is over, every player gets to vote for the player that they think is the murderer. This view and the view two images above are UICollectionViews. The view can be scrolled horizontally to show all the different characters that are in the game.
When the user taps a character, the frame is flipped 180 degrees to reveal a button to confirm the selection.
