Greedy Gardens

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In this board game, you step into the role of a fruit picker on a 4-day contract at a fruit farm. The rules are simple: the more fruits you pick, the more you earn. But there's a catch—if you don't harvest more fruits than the day before, your greedy boss won't pay you a dime for the day’s work. Will you play it safe or push your luck to maximize your earnings? Every decision counts, and while the board is random, your choices are not. Good luck!

Features:

• Strategic Gameplay: Manage risk and reward as you choose whether to harvest for now or plan ahead for the future. Make the best choice you can with the hands you're given!
• Replayability: Each game feels fresh with randomized boards and cards. Play with friends using the same seed to compete!

Details:

• Genres: Board Game, Strategy, Flip & Write, Spatial Puzzle, Party Game
• Players: Singleplayer, Multiplayer possible by playing on the same seed
• Supported operating systems: Windows, macOS, Linux

Version history:

• 1.0.0 Initial Release
• 1.0.1 Hotfix (yet to be released for macOS)  
  • Removed fullscreen aspect ratio locking as it was causing mouse interaction misalignment issues.
  • Adjusted information "How to play" to prioritize more crucial information.
• 1.0.2 Hotfix (yet to be released for macOS)
  • Player can no longer draw fruit card when the day transition animation is playing.
  • Removed unintended day 5 transition animation.
  • End game results screen now hides the left and right HUD panels.

Made with love by NAMSOM using Pygame-CE. This project was developed under the guidance of Dr. SangGyu Nam as part of the DES485 Game Development course at Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology in 2024.

NAMSOM Team Members:

• Piraboon Piyawarapong (Game director, Game designer, Art director, Framework developer)
• Kittisak Wanganansukdee (Game mechanics and algorithm developer)
• Krittidech Paijitjinda (Game mechanics and algorithm developer)
• Napat Ariyapattanaporn (Game mechanics and algorithm developer)
• Teetawat Bussabarati (Development pattern designer)