U-Card is a simple console-based card game written in C++. It was originally created for a student project and has since been released for learning, study, and further development.
- Two-player game against the computer
- Five-card hand comparison
- Console-based card display
- Keyboard-driven game flow
- Windows and Dev-C++ project configuration
- C++ compiler
- Windows operating system
- Dev-C++ (optional; the project includes Dev-C++ configuration files)
- Open the project from
cardgame/in Dev-C++ or another compatible C++ IDE. - Build and run the project.
- Select a player and follow the on-screen keyboard prompts.
The game uses Windows-specific console functions and therefore is intended to run on Windows.
- Choose a player.
- Deal five cards.
- Compare the lowest-ranked cards.
- View the final score and result.
- Play another round or quit.
cardgame/
└── Card GAme/
├── main.cpp
├── UCard_private.h
├── Makefile.win
└── Dev-C++ project files
- Improve the card layout and console styling
- Add clearer menus, prompts, and status information
- Replace screen-clearing with a reusable UI function
- Improve input handling and keyboard flow
- Refactor the code into separate game, card, and UI modules
- Replace raw arrays with safer C++ containers
- Improve random-card generation and deck handling
- Add animations, sound effects, and a polished result screen
See the LICENSE file for project licensing information.