How To Make a Simple Playing Card Game with Multiplayer and Bluetooth, Part 7
This is a post by iOS Tutorial Team member Matthijs Hollemans, an experienced iOS developer and designer. You can find him on Google+ and Twitter. Welcome back to our monster 7-part tutorial series on creating a multiplayer card game over Bluetooth or Wi-Fi using UIKit! If you are new to this series, check out the […] By Matthijs Hollemans.
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Guess what, you made it to the very end! Queue drum roll please! :]
Phew, that was a loooong tutorial! I hope it was instructive to see how you can make games that look pretty good with just UIKit and UIView-based animation, and how to use Game Kit and GKSession for multiplayer games over Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.
Here is a sample project with the finished project from the tutorial series.
Credits for the sound effects:
- "Dealing cards" sound based on a sample by tymaue (freesound.org).
- "Turn over card" sound from a recording by crispy527 (freesound.org).
- "Good match" sound based on a sample by Timbre (freesound.org).
- "Wrong match" sound taken from a synthesized waveform by guitarguy1985 (freesound.org).
The deck of cards that I scanned the card images from is by Alf Cooke Limited, most likely from the 1950-1970s.
For more information on Game Kit and peer-to-peer connectivity, see Part II of the Game Kit Programming Guide.
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This is a post by iOS Tutorial Team member Matthijs Hollemans, an experienced iOS developer and designer. You can find him on Google+ and Twitter.