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# Plasso!
Save the animals with your trusty Paintbrush-Lasso!
In *Plasso!*, you play as a farmer whose animals have been scattered across a large open world. You'll need to grab your Paintbrush-Lasso, bring them all back home before the winter storms roll in, and defeat the monster that scared them off in the first place.
The game was written entirely in C++, using the [Simple DirectMedia Layer 3 (SDL3)](https://www.libsdl.org/) development library for game input and rendering. The map was designed and exported with [Tiled](https://www.mapeditor.org/).
A lively farm after bringing two animals back home
Chasing down your horse as time runs thin
*Plasso!* is currently not available for download, as while it was completed within the expectations of a capstone project (earning a 100 on the final submission), it is not yet in a state where I would consider it fully polished and fit for release. Many of the non-programming elements, such as visuals and music, are either half-baked or entirely missing.
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