This project is a Persian-language console-based version of the classic 2048 game, developed as part of my university programming coursework.
The game enhances the standard 2048 experience by offering multiple difficulty levels, save/load functionality, scoring history, and undo options.
- Move Tiles: Use arrow keys (Up, Down, Left, Right) to move the blocks.
- Merge Tiles: Blocks with the same number merge when they collide.
- Random Block Generation: After every move, a new block (2, 4, 8, 16, 32) appears based on defined probabilities.
| Block | Probability |
|---|---|
| 2 | 65% |
| 4 | 25% |
| 8 | 6% |
| 16 | 2% |
| 32 | 2% |
Start a new game with one of the following difficulty levels:
- Easy: 6×6 grid
- Medium: 5×5 grid
- Hard: 4×4 grid
- Custom: User-defined grid size
- Save the game progress along with difficulty level, max score, and timestamp.
- Load a saved game at any time.
- Undo: Return up to 5 moves back.
- Reset: Restart the game from the beginning.
- Exit: Quit and return to the main menu.
- Auto-save: Game automatically saves at key events.
- Tracks the top 5 scores per difficulty level.
- If a new score is higher than the lowest saved score, it is recorded and saved.
- View past games including:
- Final score
- Win/Loss outcome
- Game duration
- Date and time
This project was developed as part of my Basic Programming course to practice:
- Game logic implementation
- File I/O
- Control flow
- Array and matrix manipulation
- Random number generation
- Working with custom data structures
Fatemeh Mousavi
Student at IUT
Course: Basic Programming
Semester: Fall 2021