LaGuerre is a Python-based strategy game combining elements of network communication, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity techniques. The project implements game mechanics with multiplayer capabilities and integrates basic hacking and cybersecurity challenges.
- Network & Server: Multiplayer communication between clients and server, handling requests and managing player interactions.
- AI: Implementation of AI strategies for in-game decision-making, including pathfinding and tactical algorithms.
- Pathfinding: Efficient algorithms to determine optimal movement and decision paths for game entities.
- Game Algorithms: Contains decision-making processes that power the game's internal mechanics.
- Basic Linux Commands: Explores various command-line operations crucial for basic server management and system operations.
- Reverse Engineering: Introduces techniques for understanding compiled code and working with binary data.
- Steganography: Implements methods for hiding and extracting data within various file formats (e.g., images, audio files).
To run the project, ensure the following dependencies are installed:
- Python 3.6+
- Necessary Python libraries (listed in
requirements.txtif available)
Install dependencies with:
pip install -r requirements.txt-
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/BenjaminPellieux/LaGuerre.git
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Navigate to the project directory:
cd LaGuerre -
Launch the game interface:
python Interface.py
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Run a test client for multiplayer:
python Client.py
- Algo/: Contains core algorithms for AI, pathfinding, and network logic for multiplayer gameplay.
- hack/: Houses various scripts and challenges related to cybersecurity, including Linux commands, reverse engineering, and steganography.
- Interface.py: Main script for launching the graphical interface of the game.
- Client.py & Client2.py: Test clients used for simulating network interactions in the multiplayer mode.
- sujet.md: Documentation of the project's goals and a detailed explanation of features.
- out.pdf: Report providing further details on game mechanics and design strategy.
This section focuses on various hacking and cyber-related challenges:
- Linux Commands: Basic server commands for network management and file manipulation.
- Reverse Engineering: Techniques for analyzing and understanding low-level code and binaries.
- Steganography: Exercises in hiding and extracting hidden information within files.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.