Python-Games is a group of console based board games. It includes chess, Sudoku, battle ship and tic-tac-toe. Its all written in python. You start the game py typing in console "python Chess\chess.py" to play chess for example.
Sudoku saves every time a player adds and deletes an entry. Therefore the game starts by allowing you to restart game. Every turn the console prints the original board and the game board. The original is how the game started as and the game is what you could change.
The rules of sudoku are simple: each of the nine blocks has to contain all the numbers 1-9 within its squares. Each number can only appear once in a row, column or box.
You can not delete any numbers that are not in the original sudoku, or to the list the game arginialy started with.
Good Luck!
to learn more look up this url: http://www.conceptispuzzles.com/?uri=puzzle/sudoku/rules
Two player Battle ship game. Players move the computer (better laptop around) between turns making sure not to peek at the others players board. Between turns it prompts the player with "Ready X's turn" to seperate turns allowing player 1 to finish without seeing players 2 board.
The object of Battleship is to try and sink all of the other player's before they sink all of your ships. All of the other player's ships are somewhere on his/her board. You try and hit them by calling out the coordinates of one of the squares on the board. The other player also tries to hit your ships by calling out coordinates. Neither you nor the other player can see the other's board so you must try to guess where they are. Each board in the physical game has two grids: the lower (horizontal) section for the player's ships and the upper part (vertical during play) for recording the player's guesses.
Each player places the 5 ships somewhere on their board. The ships can only be placed vertically or horizontally. Diagonal placement is not allowed. No part of a ship may hang off the edge of the board. Ships may not overlap each other. No ships may be placed on another ship. Once the guessing begins, the players may not move the ships.
The 5 ships are: AircraftCarrier (occupies 5 spaces), Battleship (4), Cruiser (3), Submarine (3), and Destroyer (2).
Player's take turns guessing by calling out the coordinates. The opponent responds with "hit" or "miss" as appropriate. Both players should mark their board with pegs: X for hit, + for miss. For example, if you call out F6 and your opponent does not have any ship located at F6, your opponent would respond with "miss". You record the miss F6 by placing a + peg on the lower part of your board at F6. Your opponent records the miss by placing.
When all of the squares that one your ships occupies have been hit, the ship will be sunk. You should announce "hit and sunk". In the physical game, a X is placed on the top edge of the vertical board to indicate a sunk ship. As soon as all of one player's ships have been sunk, the game ends.
ships display as O, + are missed shots and X re hits
The goal of chess is to get the oppenents king into a checkmate! In this game you actually have to kill the king to win
This is a two player game so get a friend! One player will be reperseted by '+' and another by '*' so remember you sign You play by passing the computer around after each turn to oter player!
The board is a grid 1-8 and a-h. The number goes before the letter like 5b. Each turn the console will print the board and prompt you for a move. So type in the box of the piece you want to move and if its a valid piece the console will prompt you for where you want to move it and give you all options. Make sure to type in the grid number like 5b and not the symbol like +N. If you typed a valid move the piece will move removing thats there. You could always type cancel to restart move.
After each set of turn the computer will prompt for diffrent options. Type 'save' to save game, 'quit' to quit game (it will give you the option to save), 'help' to get rules and keys (this message) and 'restart' to start a new game!
KEYS:
player1 = + player2 = *
K = King Q = Queen B = Bishop
R = Rook P = Pawn N = Knight
each piece is displayed player symbol first then piece key like *N or +P