Snap

A classic game of Snap implemented in C++ with Unicode card visualization in the console.

Features

• Play against the computer or another player.
• Three difficulty levels: Easy, Medium, Hard.
• Unicode characters for visually appealing card display.
• Real-time keyboard input for calling “Snap”.
• Animated countdown and clear instructions.

How to Play

1. Run the program.
2. Choose the number of players (1 or 2).
3. If playing against the computer, select a difficulty.
4. Take turns playing cards. When two consecutive cards match in value or suit, press your Snap key:
   • Player 1: S
   • Player 2: P (in 2-player mode)
5. The fastest player to call “Snap” wins the pile.
6. The game ends when a player runs out of cards.

Controls

• S: Player 1 calls Snap
• P: Player 2 calls Snap (2-player mode)

Requirements

• Windows OS (uses Windows-specific console features)
• C++17 or later

Build Instructions

1. Open the project in your preferred C++ IDE (e.g., Visual Studio).
2. Build all .cpp files together:
   • main.cpp
   • Snap.cpp
   • Deck.cpp
   • Card.cpp
3. Run the resulting executable.

File Structure

• main.cpp - Entry point
• Snap.h / Snap.cpp - Game logic and flow
• Deck.h / Deck.cpp - Deck management
• Card.h / Card.cpp - Card representation and display
• README.md - Project documentation

License

This project is for educational purposes.

• Play Snap