INTRODUCTION

This project was developed to explore and understand 2D physics simulation by recreating the core gameplay mechanics of Angry Birds using the Box2D 2.3.2 physics engine in a Custom C++.

The goal was to closely replicate the behavior of the original game while gaining hands-on experience with collision detection, rigid body dynamics, and constraint-based physics. 

The project consists of around 150 C++ source files and is built with key software design patterns, including object pooling, singleton, factory, visitor, and command, ensuring modularity, extensibility, and efficient resource management. I focused on replicating the original game’s mechanics while maintaining a clean, maintainable codebase.