Pizza Delivery Game

Java · Swing GUI · OOP · Text-Based Adventure

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Overview

A text-based adventure game with a Java Swing GUI, built as part of a Software Engineering course at HAW Hamburg. The player takes on the role of a pizza delivery boy — navigating through rooms and streets to find the correct destination and deliver the pizza before time runs out.

Based on the Objects First with Java (Barnes & Kölling) adventure game framework, extended with a custom GUI, player model, inventory system, and game history.

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Gameplay

• Navigate a map of interconnected rooms (kitchen, street blocks A–E, streets)
• Pick up the pizza and find the correct delivery destination
• Use directional buttons in the GUI to move between rooms
• Each room displays a description and image
• Game ends when the pizza is successfully delivered — or you get lost

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Project Structure

PizzaDeliveryGame/
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├── Game.java            # Core game logic & room initialization
├── Environement.java    # Map layout — rooms and connections
├── Room.java            # Room entity with exits and image
├── Player.java          # Player state — location, inventory
├── Item.java            # Item model (pizza)
├── Parser.java          # Command input parser
├── Command.java         # Command model
├── CommandWords.java     # Valid command definitions
├── Playable.java        # Game interface
├── UI.java              # UI controller
├── GUI.java             # Swing GUI — buttons, panels, room images
├── GameHistory.java     # Session history tracking
└── robin.txt            # Dev notes

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Object-Oriented Design

Class	Responsibility
Game	Orchestrates game state, room transitions, win condition
Environement	Builds and connects the room graph
Room	Node in the room graph — exits, description, image path
Player	Tracks current location and inventory
GUI	Swing interface — displays room info, navigation buttons
Parser	Parses text commands from UI input
GameHistory	Records visited rooms and actions

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How to Run

Prerequisites: Java 8+, BlueJ or any Java IDE

BlueJ

1. Open the project folder in BlueJ
2. Right-click Game → new Game("YourName")
3. Call the play() method on the created instance

Command Line

javac *.java
java Game

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Tech Stack

Component	Technology
Language	Java
GUI	Java Swing
IDE	BlueJ
Paradigm	Object-Oriented Programming

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Author

Mainuddin Monsur Robin M.Sc. Information and Communication Engineering — HAW Hamburg