Split (2017)

Split was developed in 2017 for my game programming degree. The assignment was to develop an N-In-Row game (where the player wins by getting tokens in a row such as Tic-Tac-Toe).

It is a 2D two-player abstract N-In-A-Row game. The game is inspired by popular mobile game 'Chain Reaction'.

Player 1 assumes blue tokens whilst Player 2 assumes red tokens. Player's take turns placing their tokens on a 4x4 grid board. First player to get 4 of their tokens in a row wins. 

Split has a unique mechanic where a player can convert the opposing player's tokens by placing their tokens next to it.

Controls:
Left click empty-grid block to place your respective token.