Card Game
Project Overview
This Card Game project is a simple game implemented in C++. The game allows users to play a basic card game against the computer. The project demonstrates the use of C++ for game development and object-oriented programming concepts.
Welcome Screen
The game starts with a welcome screen where users can choose to start a new game. The interface is designed to be simple and user-friendly.
Gameplay
During the game, users draw cards and play against the computer. The game keeps track of the user's score and the computer's score. The rules of the game are simple and easy to understand.
Key Features
- Simple Gameplay: The game features simple and easy-to-understand gameplay mechanics.
- Score Tracking: The game keeps track of the user's score and the computer's score.
- Random Card Drawing: The cards are drawn randomly to ensure fair gameplay.
- Restart Button: Users can restart the game at any time.
Game Over Screen
When the game ends, a Game Over screen is displayed with the final scores and an option to restart the game.
Technical Details
Game.cpp
This file contains the core logic of the game:
- Game State Management: Handles transitions between different game states (e.g., playing, game over).
- User Input Handling: Processes user inputs from the console.
- Random Card Drawing: Generates random cards for the user and the computer.
- Score Calculation: Calculates and updates the scores based on the game rules.
- Rendering: Displays the game elements dynamically on the console.
Main.cpp
This file sets up the game and integrates the Game class for user interaction. It handles the game's overall flow and logic.
How to Play
- Open the game and click "Start Game" on the welcome screen.
- Draw cards by following the on-screen instructions.
- The game will keep track of the scores. You can restart the game at any time.