🎮 UNO Game (C++ Console Edition)

A fully functional command-line implementation of the classic card game UNO, written in modern C++.

This project simulates a turn-based UNO game for 2 or more players, featuring full game rules, deck shuffling, card logic, and turn rotation — all with an emphasis on clean code structure and good memory management practices.

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📌 Features

• ♠️ Full UNO rule implementation (skip, reverse, draw two, wild, wild draw four)
• 🧠 Smart AI and player interactions
• 🎲 Randomized deck shuffle at each game start
• 🔄 Robust turn management and card validation logic
• 🚫 Rule enforcement (e.g., must say UNO before last card, penalties, etc.)
• 📦 Clean and decoupled object-oriented design
• 🧹 Safe memory management using modern C++ features (smart pointers, RAII, deep x shallow copy)

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🚀 Getting Started

Prerequisites

• C++17 or later
• CMake (optional, if using a build system)
• An IDE like Visual Studio or Rider, or a C++ compiler like g++ or clang++

Compilation

• Using IDE:
  • Open the solution(.sln) file
  • Run the project (F5) inside with the IDE Compiler

Using terminal:

g++ -std=c++17 -Wall -Wextra -o unoGame main.cpp
./unoGame

How to Play

• Follow terminal prompts to choose players and draw cards.

• Play continues clockwise unless reversed.

• First player to empty their hand wins.

• Special cards behave as per UNO rules.

• You must yell UNO! befor throwing your penultimate card.