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 Gravity Wars 2.0 - Simple VGA Game (640x480x16)  Sohrab Ismail-Beigi 25.04.1989

Gravity Wars is a two-player game. The players choose ships and try to shoot down each other by specifying angles and initial velocities for the missiles. Missiles move under the gravitational fields of the various planets in the Gravity Wars universe. EGAVGA.BGI required.



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Gravity Wars by Sohrab Ismail-Beigi completed 4/23/89 SYSOP of The 3D Graphics BBS 300/1200/2400 baud, N-8-1 Full duplex (201) 444-4154 ****************************************************************************** Note: This game requires a VGA display capable of the 640x480x16 color mode. The program does no checking, so don't run it without VGA 640x480x16. ****************************************************************************** INCLUDED FILES: Length Name ------- ------ 9519 GRAVWARS.DOC - This file 32172 GRAVWARS.PAS - Turbo Pascal 4.0 Source Code 42640 GRAVWARS.EXE - The actual game program 5139 EGAVGA.BGI - Required VGA driver 5452 SANS.CHR - Required Font ------- 94922 NOTE: EGAVGA.BGI and SANS.CHR must exist in the same directory that GRAVWARS.EXE is running for the program to run properly ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- GENERAL OVERVIEW: Gravity Wars is a two-player game (or one-player if he plays against himself.) The players choose ships (one the Enterprise, the other Klingon) and try to shoot down each other by specifying angles and initial velocities for the missiles. Missiles move under the influence of the gravitational fields of the various planets in the Gravity Wars universe. The planets are the spherical and colored (Red, Green, or Blue) with each color representing a density: Red=1.0, Green=1.5, Blue=2.0. The force of gravity is the well known inverse square law, namely F=GMm/(r^2) (where ^ means exponent.) There are also black holes (haha!) which appear as the blacking out of the stars in the background (you have to watch for them when the scene is drawn.) They are not very massive, and from far away, they act like small planets. But when missiles approach them, their behavior becomes quite erratic, SO BE CAREFUL WHEN FIRING CLOSE TO A BLACK HOLE!