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Diplomacy-Based Strategy Game
Valach, Miroslav ; Pilát, Martin (advisor) ; Guba, Peter (referee)
Strategy games are known for allowing players to choose from a vast array of different strategies that can be employed to achieve victory. The major- ity of these games revolve around the standardized pillars of 4X (Explore, Expand, Exploit, Exterminate) games such as Civilization or Stellaris. How- ever, these pillars often encourage conquest or aggressive means to achieve victory, thereby rendering a peaceful approach as a rarely viable strategy to pursue. In this project, our aim was to create a strategy game that focuses on player interaction through diplomacy. The main goal is to provide players with free- dom similar to Diplomacy, where players can and have to utilize multilateral politics in order to achieve victory. As a proof of concept, we have successfully developed a game prototype using Unreal Engine. The prototype showcases a diplomacy-based game with multilateral diplomacy at its core. The gameplay demonstrates the viability of diplomacy as the primary strategy for achieving victory in video games.
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