Orbital2018-BestProject-Apollo11-WordFightMultiplayer

NUS School of Computing Orbital Best Project (Apollo 11, Advanced Level) 2018.

About

NUS School of Computing Orbital Programme is a self-directed, independent project work for freshmen to participate during the Summer holiday from May - August each year. For more information about the programme, visit https://orbital.comp.nus.edu.sg/
Team members: Gan Chin Yao, Lim Wai Lun.
This is a fully functional Android Real-time Multiplayer Word Game. Check it out at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ganwl.multiplayerwordgame&hl=en
This project won the Best Project (Apollo 11, Advanced Level) out of 400+ participants in the Orbital Programme 2018.

This app was completed from scratch in about 2 weeks.
Total lines of Java code written, including comments, excluding libraries count: ~10k
Total lines of XML code written, including comments, excluding libraries count: ~7k
Libraries used: Google Play Game Services Sign-in, Google Real-time Multiplayer, Google Achievements, Google Saved Games, Google Admob, Facebook Audience Network, intuit/sdp, intuit/ssp, daimajia/AndroidViewAnimations, AppIntro/AppIntro, anjlab/android-inapp-billing-v3, cachapa/ExpandableLayout

Navigate to Constants.java in helper package. Follow all the TODO
For Facebook Audience Network Ads to work properly: Update homepageNativeAdId, pauseNativeAdId, pauseNativeAdId_Multiplayer, endGameNativeAdId_Singleplayer in Constants.java to your own Placement_ID created from Facebook Audience Network.
For In-App-Purchase to work properly: Update noAdsSKU, oneHundredJewelSKU, threeHundredJewelSKU, nineHundredJewelSKU, In_APP_PURCHASE_YOUR_KEY_FROM_GOOGLE_CONSOLE in Constants.java to your own SKU id and license key from Google Play Console.
For Achievements to work properly: Update all the TODO in games-ids.xml from your Google Play Console Achievements Page.
For game to launch without crashing: Update app_id in games-ids.xml from your Google Play Console

This app will NOT be updated anymore.
In-App-Purchase was disabled for the actual Play Store application. However, the source code here includes a fully-functional In-App-Purchase capability.