Rock-Paper-Scissors Game

Overview

This project implements a Rock-Paper-Scissors (RPS) game in C++. The game allows a player to compete against a computer opponent, with win statistics tracked over multiple rounds.

Features

• Basic Rock-Paper-Scissors Gameplay

  • Player selects Rock (R), Paper (P), or Scissors (S).
  • Computer selects a move randomly.
  • The game determines a winner based on standard RPS rules.

• Turn-Based Game Flow

  • The first RPS round decides who gets the attack turn.
  • The attacking player has a chance to win instantly by catching the opponent.
  • If the defender wins, they take over the attack.

• Win Statistics Tracking

  • The program keeps track of the player's and computer's win rates.
  • Displays the number of total wins and losses.

• Replay System

  • The game asks the player if they want to continue playing.
  • Win records persist until the program is restarted.

Implementation Details

User Class (user)

A base class for both the Player and Com, handling:

• Attack status (attack)
• Selected move (rps)
• Win status (win)

Player Class (Player)

• Manages user input for Rock, Paper, or Scissors.
• Keeps track of total wins and losses.
• Ensures input validation.

Computer Class (Com)

• Selects a move randomly.

Game Logic (RockPaperScissor class)

• Determines the winner based on RPS rules.
• Manages turn-based attack mechanics.
• Alternates turns when necessary.

Main Game Loop (main())

• Handles game flow, decision-making, and replay mechanics.
• Displays computer’s and player’s win rates.
• Allows the player to continue playing or quit.

Usage

1. Run the Program: Compile and execute the C++ code.
2. Enter a Move: Choose between Rock (R), Paper (P), or Scissors (S).
3. Play Against Computer: The computer selects its move and the game determines the winner.
4. Track Stats: Win and loss counts are displayed after each round.
5. Continue or Quit: The player can choose to play again or exit.

Future Enhancements

• Add Difficulty Levels:
  • Easy Mode (random moves), Hard Mode (more strategic play).
• Visual UI Enhancements:
  • Add a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for better gameplay experience.
• Multiplayer Mode:
  • Allow two players to compete instead of playing against the computer.

Conclusion

This project demonstrates a simple Rock-Paper-Scissors game implemented in C++. The game tracks wins and losses and allows replayability. Future improvements could include a more strategic AI and better user interface.