This is a C# final project made for CSC-260 (Object Oriented Design). The goal of this project is to make a multiplayer version of the classic Battleship game, that allows users to play together online and in real time.
The Battleship Online project is split into two parts: the server, and a client. The server (this project) exposes an HTTP(S) API that any client can connect to. The server manages all running games and is made with distrust in mind: 'hacked' clients are to be expected, so all input must be validated. Using HTTP(S) requests to communicate with the server opens the door for clients to be built on almost any device that can browse the internet. One could even build a JavaScript client on a webpage. The options are endless.
The current, example, Windows client was built by a friend for his own CSC-260 final. It connects to this server over the internet and provides users with an interface to interact with the game. You can find his code here.
Instructions for running this server are beyond the scope of this readme. Here are details about my development environment: Arch Linux using .NET Core v2.2, developed in JetBrains Rider.
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