Take Care The Civets!™

Can you manage all the civets well? Prove it, let's play Take Care The Civets!™, and try to get the high score! :)

Take Care The Civets!™ is a scenario-based game which has civets as its main character. Its scenario is managing civets and feeding them, to produce some civets coffee beans and earn money as much as possible.

Scenario :

In this game, you role as a civets farmer. You'll be given 2 little civets, 2 medicines, 3 coffee beans, 5 fruits, 5 vegetables and $300 as your first stock. You must manage this 2 little civets so they can be adult civets. They'll inform you whether they hungry or sick (there are "eat" or "cure" sign above their head when they're hungry or sick). If you're late to feed or cure them, they'll disappeared and that's mean, your civet is dead.

To give them food and cure, just click on the civets. If you feed them, there are some kind of coffee beans you can select : green beans, yellow beans, or red beans. At first, you can only choose the green beans. If you continue playing, the yellow and red beans will unlock automatically. Then, click on the beans you want to produce, then wait a minute. "Poop" will appear immediately after you feed the civets. Just click on the "poop" to collect them.

You can sell the "poop" after you collect it. There's number beside the bag icons on the dock bar, refer to how many "poops" do you have. You can sell them, and earn money with "Sell" button. If your stocks were low, you can shop for vegetables, fruits, medicines, coffee beans, and civets. Always check your current stocks at the dock bar.

Play and earn money as much as you can, we limit the period of the game : 100 days. After you reach the 100th day, the game is over and your money you have will be counted as your score. Try to get and beat the current high score!



This game developed by : Sekar Ayu Aulia Insani & Monica for Object Oriented Programming subject.
This program is made by Visual Studio 2010.

Thanks To :
- Mr. Soetam Rizky Wicaksono as our lecturer

Supported by:
- Ma Chung University (Malang, Indonesia)
- Information System Department

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