Implementation of the prototype of the board game Clash of the Elements

The diploma thesis is focused on the rules modification and the implementation of a prototype of the author's board game Clash of the Elements. It has a theoretical and practical part. The theoretical part starts with the introduction of the game and the analysis of imbalances. Then it presents how these imbalances are solved by adjusting the rules and adjusting them for the game of a (certain) unlimited number of players. It also describes the newly added concept of knowledge/educational interactions replacing the element of a random roll of the dice. Introduction of the practical part describes user interface with applied modifications from the theoretical part. It describes functionalities of the selected development platform libGDX (and its extension for Kotlin), and applies tools for creating a functional application basis of the Clash of the Elements, with all needed resources. Then it presents architecture of own objects, the process of their construction and the way of mutual interactions. Sample source code will be attached to the design. At the end of the practical part, it describes the proposed finite state machine which is responsible for the control of the game logic. The implementation pays attention to established good practices and design patterns of computer game development and object-oriented programming. These patterns are mentioned and described during the game development. Conclusion contains a summary of the proposed solutions, lists ideas for improvement and other possible extensions.