Tic Tac Toe Game

This project is a Tic Tac Toe game implemented in C++ with the use of the graphics.h library for graphical rendering. The game features intelligent techniques such as attack and defense strategies, making it an engaging experience for players.

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Features

1. Graphical Interface: The game includes a user-friendly graphical interface powered by graphics.h.
2. Single Player Mode: Play against the computer.
3. Attack and Defense Techniques: The computer uses strategies to:
   • Win the game when possible (attack).
   • Block the player from winning (defense).
4. Winning Combinations: The game checks for 8 possible winning conditions to determine the outcome.
5. Game States: Supports win, loss, and draw scenarios.

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Prerequisites

• Turbo C++ or any compatible IDE with support for graphics.h.
• A system capable of running legacy C++ graphics programs (e.g., DOSBox or native support).

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Installation and Setup

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/your-username/tic-tac-toe-graphics.git

2. Open the project in your C++ IDE.
3. Ensure the graphics.h library is properly set up in your environment.
4. Compile and run the project.

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How It Works

Graphics Part

• The game board is displayed using graphical functions from graphics.h.
• Mouse clicks are used to detect player moves.
• The grid and symbols (X and O) are drawn dynamically based on user and computer input.

Logic Part

1. Attack Strategy:
   • The computer identifies opportunities to win by completing a row, column, or diagonal.
2. Defense Strategy:
   • The computer blocks the player from winning by checking for imminent threats in any row, column, or diagonal.
3. Winning Combinations:
   • The game uses an array-based representation to evaluate the 8 possible winning conditions:
     • 3 rows
     • 3 columns
     • 2 diagonals
4. Outcome Detection:
   • The program checks for win, loss, or draw after every move.

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Controls

• Use the mouse to select your position on the board.
• The game alternates turns between the player and the computer.

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Example Gameplay

• The player chooses a position using the mouse.
• The computer evaluates the board and makes its move based on attack or defense.
• The game continues until one of the following occurs:
  • A player wins.
  • The game ends in a draw.

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Collaboration

This project was a collaborative effort with Sufal KC (GitHub Profile), my classmate in the Bachelor program at Sagarmatha Engineering College. It was developed as a group semester minor project in the second semester for the C++ subject.

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Future Enhancements

• Add a multiplayer mode.
• Implement different difficulty levels for the computer.
• Add sound effects and animations.

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Acknowledgments

• graphics.h library for rendering the game interface.
• Algorithms for attack and defense logic inspired by classic AI techniques.

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Enjoy the game and happy coding!