Description

Must Have

• Build a game where a player's robot can fight another robot until one of them loses.

• If the enemy-robot loses first, the player's robot will move on to fight another enemy-robot.

Features

• The player's robot's name can be dynamically created by the player through the browser.

• The player is given the option to skip the fight by paying a penalty fee, or continue with the fight.

Requirements:
Allow prompt in shop function to accept integer responses to replace need to type to select refill, upgrade, or leave.

Blank/null response handling for the player-name prompt

Expected Behavior:
If the prompt for the player name is left blank or cancelled, a new prompt should re request the player name.

Current Behavior:

• If prompt for player name is left blank, that answer is stored as the player's name.
• If the prompt for player name is cancelled, null is stored as the player's name.

Possible Solution:

• Create function getPlayerName() function that will loop until a valid response can be returned.

Expected Behavior:

• Accepts mixed case response for skip and fight.
• Re-prompts for blank and null responses.

Current Behavior:

• If response is mixed case like "Skip", the fighting progresses, not skipping.
• If response is blank or null, the fighting progresses.

Possible Solution:

• Change case using a string method.
• Add conditionals to handle the blanks and null responses.

Randomize fight order in the fight() function for each new enemy-robot round

Description

• After defeating an enemy, ask the player if they would like to purchase an item from a store.

• The player can purchase health or attack points if they can afford it.

Save high score using localStorage

Description

• Create and use JavaScript objects to organize data related to the player and data related to the enemies.

• Create object methods to perform player actions.

Description

• Start enemies at a random health value between 40 and 60.

• Start enemies with a random attack value between 10 and 14.

• Attack damage is random, using the robot's attack value as an upper limit (for example, if the player's attack is 10, their damage range is 7-10).