The game is developed entirely in java using the Swing graphics library. It is developed against a simple AI, but it is not easy to beat. The program was developed in Colombia, so it is in Spanish, but it is intuitive and can be played even if you don't understand the language. Test your board game skills and challenge my work!
Affiliation: University of Nariño (Colombia)
Genre: Board Game
Platform: Windows PC, Linux
Development Environment: NetBeans
Language: Java
Production Period: April 2017 - May 2017
Number of team members: 1 programmer
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To make it intuitive for everyone to play, a graphical interface
with blue and red tones has been adopted to help distinguish the
chips on the board. Also implements alerts to let know who the
winner is in a window, and at the top of the window is a clearly
visible button to restart or start the game.
This university task was specifically to implement artificial
intelligence. The intelligence evaluates both squares and rows and
simulates different possibilities to choose the best option. It can
also distinguish whether a square is already occupied or not, and
simulates the placement of pieces and the consequences of each move.
An alert system has also been implemented to show when there is a
winner. The game automatically detects when four tiles are lined up,
horizontally, vertically or diagonally. Winning is exactly the same
as in the original board game.
The alerts also include a button to close the window and resume the
game.