Literally just that. Pretty simple tbh. At the time of writting this it doesn't have the game implemented perse, just the visuals. Modes to be implemented are:
- Game loop
- Difficulty settings
- Easy: AI is just picking a random spot
- Normal: AI puts some effort based on player move
- Evil: Board is bigger, AI is evil
Game uses react (the basics of it) since lets be real here, its just tic-tac-toe
Still haven't decided how to work the game mechanics. Just figured a way to check who won at any grid size.
Also I want to use emojis for this, but I still don't visualize how that would work. I somewhat visualize a floating window where the player can choose an emoji and select the bot's emoji, kinda like a character selection. Don't wanna spend much time here so not sure how long will that take me.
Also doing a DB just for the score sounds not so great tbh. Prolly the score would be saved in the computer's mem or something, whatever is easiest.
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