This is a simple console-based Chess Game implemented in C++. It allows you to play a game of chess against the computer. The game provides a text-based user interface and supports basic chess moves.
This Chess Game is a console application written in C++. It provides a basic chess-playing experience where you can make moves, and the computer opponent will respond. While the game does not enforce the complete rules of chess, it offers a simple interface for playing and practicing.
- Compile and run the program.
- You will be prompted to choose whether you want to play as black or white or quit.
- To make a move, enter the coordinates of the piece you want to move and the destination coordinates in the format "yxyx." For example, "1715" moves a piece from (1,7) to (1,5).
- Press Enter to submit your move.
- The game does not enforce all the rules of chess, so it's up to you to make valid moves.
- The game continues until one side wins, or you choose to quit.
- The game does not fully enforce the rules of chess.
- You can make moves using the "yxyx" format, but it's your responsibility to follow the rules of chess.
- The computer opponent makes moves based on a simple AI algorithm.
- Play chess against a computer opponent.
- Basic console-based user interface.
- Ability to make moves and see the board state.
- Simple AI algorithm for the computer opponent.
This Chess Game was created by [Your Name]. You can reach out to [Your Email] for any questions or feedback.
This project is open-source and available under the MIT License. You are free to use, modify, and distribute this code as per the terms of the MIT License.
Enjoy playing chess and improving your chess skills with this simple console-based Chess Game!