Niko the Neko guessing game is an app I created for the Disruption Institute that started as an empty application. From there I created a guessing game based on business requirements as part of this class project. The main features are a randomly generated answer based off an array. Then as you select answers the buttons dissappear until you hit 4 guesses and NSUserDefaults tracked key triggers. Once you lose 4 times you are locked out of the game. When you win there are cats that appear at the bottom until hit 3. The wins are also tracked via NSUserDefaults and persists through app restarts.
Currently the app is going under the knife for a refactor and updated for MVC so it can be flexible to new levels and difficulties. The source code can be found at https://github.com/andrewjrangel/NikoGuess
This is the app icon. A lot of the design was done in GIMP, but the cat is a picture I found online, and can be attributed to https://ja.netbeans.org/nekobean/nekobean_smile.png
This is the splash screen.
This is what the main screen looks like to the user. A special business requirement is that the number 5 is never the right answer, despite its catchy look.
The winning screen features Niko the Neko
