8051-tic-tac-toe-game

Tic-tac-toe game on 8051

Program is written in Assembly Language on Keil uVision and simulation was done on Proteus 8.15

Proteus Schematic

Overview:

The game follows the class Tic-tac-toe rules. This game can be played as single player vs 8051 or between two individual players.

Game Modes:

Single Player vs. 8051 (Computer):

You can play against the 8051 microcontroller. To select this mode, close the "PLAY WITH COMPUTER" switch. In this case: Player 1 is you, and Player 2 is the 8051 microcontroller. The microcontroller (8051) will make its moves automatically. The 7-segment display will indicate whose turn it is.

Two Player Mode (Individual Players):

In this mode, two people can play against each other. To enable this mode, open the "PLAY WITH COMPUTER" switch. Player 1 and Player 2 take turns, and their moves are shown on the game grid. The 7-segment display will indicate whose turn it is.

RESTART button:

If you want to start a new game, press the RESTART button. This will reset the game and the board, allowing you to begin again.

7-Segment Display:

This is used to indicate whose turn it is. It likely shows numbers or symbols that represent either Player 1 (you) or Player 2 (the 8051 or the other human player) on the display.

Gameplay:

Tic-Tac-Toe Rules: The game follows the classic rules where players take turns placing their marks (either X or O) on a 3x3 grid, aiming to get three of their marks in a row (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally). Move Indication: Each player’s move is indicated on the grid, and after each move, the game checks for a winner. If you're playing against the 8051, it uses a basic algorithm to choose its moves.