dotnet-console-games

Game examples implemented as .NET console applications primarily for providing education and inspiration. :)

Game	*Weight	Notes
Guess A Number	0
Rock Paper Scissors	0
Dice Game	0	^{*Community Contribution}
Quick Draw	1
Tug Of War	1
Whack A Mole	1
Tic Tac Toe	1
Simon	1
Roll And Move	1
Beep Pad	1	^{Only Supported On Windows OS}
Draw	1
Tower Of Hanoi	1
Hangman	2
Wordle	2
Memory	2
Connect 4	2
Minesweeper	2
Wumpus World	2
Rythm	2
Type	2
Drive	2
Sliding Puzzle	2
Snake	3
Hurdles	3
Pong	3
Flappy Bird	3
Yahtzee	4
Tanks	4
Helicopter	4
2048	4
Sudoku	4
Mancala	4
Bound	4
Tents	4
Battleship	4
Checkers	4	^{*Community Contribution}
Duck Hunt	5	^{*Community Contribution}
Blackjack	5
Fighter	5
Maze	5
PacMan	5
Role Playing Game	6

^{*Weight: A relative rating for how advanced the source code is.}
^{*Community Contribution: Special thanks to everyone who contributed games!}

You can play the games in your browser:

^{Hosted On GitHub Pages}

Get Started

Recommendation
Use these game examples for learning. Play the games, pick a game you like, and try to code the game yourself from scratch.

Clone the repository or download the repository and unzip the contents. dotnet-console-games should build with any standard .NET build process, but one of the following is recommended:

📄 Visual Studio _[Expand]

Install Visual Studio if not already installed.

Open the dotnet-console-games.slnf file in Visual Studio.

Note This is optional, but here are some settings you can change in Visual Studio.

📄 Visual Studio Code _[Expand]

Install the .NET SDK if not already installed.

Install Visual Studio Code if not already installed.

Open the root folder of the repository in Visual Studio Code.

Note The following files are included in the repository:

.vscode/extensions.json _{recommends Vistual Studio Code extension dependencies}

.vscode/launch.json _{includes the configurations for debugging the examples}

.vscode/settings.json _{automatically applies settings to the workspace}

.vscode/tasks.json _{includes the commands to build the projects}

Note You will be prompted to install the necessary Visual Studio Code extensions when you open the folder:

ms-dotnettools.csharp _{C# support}

Relevant Articles
Beginner's Guide To Console Input In C# _{August 1, 2020}
dotnet Console Games Tips And Tricks _{April 7, 2022}

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