A collection of small games I built while learning C++ and the SplashKit graphics library during my first year of Computer Science at Monash University.
Each game lives in its own folder with its own README explaining what it does and how to run it.
| Game | Description |
|---|---|
| Click Game | A reflex game — click randomly placed targets to fill a progress bar and win. |
| Reaction Game | Click targets as fast as you can — times each click and rates your reflexes. |
| Rock Dodge Game | An arcade dodging game — move to avoid falling rocks and survive as long as you can. |
- C++
- SplashKit — a graphics and game library used for windows, drawing, and input
Each game folder has its own README with specific build and run instructions. In general you'll need SplashKit installed, then compile from inside that game's folder.
Built by Khubaib Ejaz, a first-year Computer Science student at Monash University. These are early projects focused on the fundamentals — game loops, user input, structs, and basic collision logic — and a record of my progress as I learn.