UNO Card Game - Terminal Edition

This project is a C++ implementation of the classic UNO card game, developed as part of my Computer Engineering and Programming coursework at UNC Charlotte. The program simulates a full game of UNO in the terminal.

View Source Code on GitHub

Demo

UNO Game Demo

Project Overview

The implementation includes all standard UNO cards (numbered cards, Skip, Reverse, Draw Two, Wild, and Wild Draw Four) and follows the official gameplay rules. The game supports multiple players and provides an interactive console experience with visual card representations.

The program demonstrates core C++ programming concepts including:

Object-oriented design with classes for Cards, Deck, Players, and Game logic
Dynamic memory management
Game state management
User input handling and validation
Console-based UI rendering

Technologies Used: C++, Object-Oriented Programming, Terminal I/O, Makefile

How to Run the Project

Prerequisites

To run this project, ensure you have the following installed on your machine:

A C++ compiler (GCC/G++ recommended), you can install it via MinGW on Windows or it's pre-installed on most Linux distributions
Git, you can download it from here

Installation/Execution Steps

Clone the repository:

bash
git clone https://github.com/jcmecham/ECGR_UNO.git

Navigate to the project directory:
```
bash
cd ECGR_UNO/Completed_UNO
```
Compile the program using Make:
```
bash
make uno
```
Run the game:
```
bash
./uno
```