This project, completed as part of my A-Level Computer Science course, is an online version of the Mastermind board game written using TypeScript and the React web framework.
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The way it works is similar to the way the game Wordle (New York Times) works. The player has to guess a randomly-generated 4-colour sequence across 6 guesses. There are 6/8/10 colours that can be included in the sequence and colours can be repeated in a sequence.
Guess the 4 colour sequence in 6 tries
- Each guess much contain 4 colours of the 6/8/10 available
- To begin, select your chosen colours on the first row and press submit, and repeat this until you guess correctly, or have guessed 6 times.
- The colours of the circles next to your guess will change to show how close you were to the correct sequence
- A white circle means that your guess is in the sequence and in the position selected
- A red circle means that your guess is in the sequence, but in a different position
- A hollow circle means that your guess is not in the sequence
To win, you must guess the sequence correctly in 6 guesses or less, and you lose if you fail to do so.
The website is adapted to be used on mobile as well as on a desktop:
Mobile Version:
Desktop Version:
Users have the option to choose whether or not their sequence made up of 6, 8 or 10 colours, allowing users to change the game based on their skill level
