- Python
- Classic Tic Tac Toe gameplay.
- Player vs Player mode.
- Player vs Computer mode (coming soon).
- Interactive command-line interface.
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Setup and Installation:
- Clone the repository to your local machine.
- Ensure Python 3.x is installed.
- Install necessary dependencies (if any) using
pip
.
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How to Play:
- Run
python tic_tac_toe.py
to start the game. - Follow on-screen instructions to choose game modes and set up players.
- Enter coordinates to place your marker (e.g.,
A1
,B2
, etc.). - Win by getting three markers in a row horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.
- Run
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Features Explained:
- Player vs Player Mode: Two players take turns on the same computer.
- Player vs Computer Mode: Challenge an AI opponent with varying difficulty levels (coming soon).
- Interactive Interface: Clear prompts and visual feedback guide gameplay.
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Special Game Mode:
- God Mode: A highly challenging AI opponent known for its unbeatable strategy. If beaten, unlocks a special achievement or surprise feature.
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Hall of Fame Button:
- Discover the legends who have achieved remarkable victories in this Tic Tac Toe battle. Click the "Hall of Fame" button to view their glorious triumphs and strategies!
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Customization:
- Board Size: Modify the board size for different challenges (coming soon).
- Graphics: ASCII art and stylish fonts enhance the visual appeal of the game.
- Enhanced Graphics: Utilizes ASCII art for an immersive experience.
- Customizable Board Size: Adjust the board size for different challenges.
- Centurion Futuristic Fonts: Welcome text in the main screen adds a stylish touch.
This Tic Tac Toe game stands out with its user-friendly interface, customizable features, and a planned AI mode to challenge players at different skill levels. The use of ASCII art and futuristic fonts enhances the gameplay experience, making it both visually appealing and engaging.
GitHub: nrkkR
LinkedIn: Rajdeep Mondal
"I built this game to bring back the nostalgia of classic Tic Tac Toe with a modern twist. Hope you enjoy playing as much as I enjoyed coding it!"