This project is related to the IPSEN1 assignment, given by Hogeschool Leiden.

The given assignment is to digitize a physical board game. The digital game should cover all the steps and rules as the physical version requires.

In short, the quarto game has an 4x4 board with 16 different pawns. The pawns all share properties from each other. A total of 4 properties are available:

• tall or short;
• red or blue (or some other pair of colors, such as light or dark stained wood);
• square or circular;
• hollow or solid.

Players take turns on placing the pawn on the board. Once a turn is done, the current player gives his opponent a new pawn to place on the board. Players can not choose they're own pawns, as there opponents choose these for them.

The goal is to make a row of 4 pawn with at least sharing 1 of the 4 properties. e.g. 4 tall pawns.

Once a shared row is made, the player needs to yell "QUARTO!" to win a round.

If the current player does not see the matching row, but the opponent does, he may yell "QUARTO!" once his new pawn is retrieved.

If both players do not see the matching row within 1 turn, the row becomes 'invalid' and "QUARTO" may not be yelled upon that row.

To build a jar, run mvn jar:jar. You can find the jar in the target/ folder.