Blind Warrior I

An easy to dev game to practice SOLID and other OOP Principles. In this game, only a few features will be implemented.

Description

Blind Warrior is a command line game. It tells the history of a blind warrior named ZISKA. One day, during his daily breakfast at the Queen Sophia's Cafeteria, the entire city was invaded by the army of the German Empire. A noble hero does not flee without a fight: Ziska took a weapon and fought against all enemies.

The Game Interface

The game will have no input options. Here what it will do:

the player will start the game
the game will create the player
the game will create the enemies
the game will auto start the game
the game will play all rounds until face the "game over conditions"

What the game should output to the user:

Which character the player is fighting with
What was the fight result: who wins/loses and remaning player health
At the end of game should be printed:
- the reason of the end of game
- how many enemies was killed

Game Rules

All Ziska actions in the game are played by the computer
Ziska will attack every people he finds on his way
Ziska can use any weapon, whereas this weapon could not took more than 39% of an enemy health/life
Enemies also can use any weapon, whereas this weapon could not took more than 59% of an enemy health/life
All weapon has no usage limit ( auto-infinity weapon cheat :P )
Citizens have no weapon or their weapon could not hurt Ziska
The characters Ziska will fight should be shuffled before the game starts
The game is a survivor: no life recharge for Ziska until the end of game.

The game starts with Ziska, the citizens and the enemy army with their respectives weapons. So, Ziska fight ( one-by-one ) with every one he finds in the city. The game finishes when found one of the "game over conditions".

Game Over Conditions

The game will be considered finished when:

There are no remaining enemies alive
Ziska is dead ( has no health/life available )
Ziska killed an innocent citizen.

Considerations about the game development

It is expected that the game developed should comply with the following considerations:

The entire software should respect the 4 rules of Simple Design from Ken Beck.
Classes should respect the Law of Demeter
Methods should have no more than 10 lines
Classes should respect the Single Responsibility Principle
It could be possible to run with a single ( and simple ) command
It could be possible to build the game with a single ( and simple ) command