Desktop Tic‑Tac‑Toe

A simple desktop Tic‑Tac‑Toe (X/O) game with a clean Swing GUI. You can play Human vs Human, Human vs Robot, Robot vs Human, or Robot vs Robot. The app provides a menu to select player modes, a start/reset button, and a status label indicating the game state.

Features

• 3×3 board with clickable cells
• Player modes selectable from the Game menu:
  • Human vs Human
  • Human vs Robot
  • Robot vs Human
  • Robot vs Robot
• Start/Reset button to begin or restart a round
• Status label showing current player and outcomes (win/draw)
• Exit option in the menu

Technologies Used

• Java (configured via Gradle toolchains)
• Java Swing and AWT for the GUI playerOptionMove

Project Structure

• /src/tictactoe — main source code (Swing UI and game logic)
  • ApplicationRunner.java — entry point (launches the Swing app)
  • TicTacToe.java — main window (frame, menus, and layout)
  • Board.java, ButtonStartReset.java, ButtonPlayer.java, StatusLabel.java, Player.java, PlayerOption.java, Status.java

How to Run

Option A — from an IDE :

1. Open the project in IntelliJ IDEA (or any Java IDE).
2. Locate /src/tictactoe/ApplicationRunner.java.
3. Run the main method. The Tic‑Tac‑Toe window should appear.

Images

Starting Game

Playing

Win

Notes

• The UI is built with standard Swing components; no external GUI libraries are required.
• Player “Robot” is a simple automated opponent implemented within the project logic that selects a random empty cell.