Tic Tac Toe using Java

A java project to make a tic tac toe game using joysticks

It is a simple tic tac toe game that has a nice GUI with it.

Here is the link to the source code and the entire project on github

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Short Description

The whole project is implemented into one class. This class is separated into three main parts.

First part:

The GUI: It is the part where the 5 scenes and their texts, pictures, labels etc. are created. And based on the pressed key an Integer listener takes action depending on the current scene (move, change, play,……).

Second part:

The Joysticks: This part is made into an inner class, and it is where the joystick press is processed and converted into an integer

Third part:

The Logic: This is the part that is responsible for the Computer behavior during the game either (Easy – Medium- Hard) and also responsible for checking for the game winner.

Features:

  • Play vs. PC or vs. Player (1 joystick or two)
  • Game saving
  • Turning the music and volume up/down or on/off
  • Changing the game theme Red, Blue or Green

Note: the game won’t start unless there is a controller connected.

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