This project is a recreation of the Turing Machine board game in Java. Players must solve logical problems using verifiers to test different hypotheses. This version includes the first 16 problems from the original game, along with additional features such as undo/redo functionality. Each problem has an associated level of difficulty and luck, and players can either select a specific problem or let the computer randomly choose one.
This project follows the original rules of the Turing Machine board game. For a complete overview of the rules, please refer to this link.
- Faithful implementation of the first 16 problems from the Turing Machine game.
- Verifiers that use the same validation criteria as in the original game.
- Graphical interface built with JavaFX.
- Undo/Redo functionality for navigating through previous actions.
- Problem selection: Players can choose a problem from the 16 available or let the computer select one randomly.
- Each problem has an associated difficulty and luck level.
- Victory or defeat mechanics:
- If the player guesses the correct code, they win.
- If the player guesses incorrectly, they lose.
- Java 21 or later.
- Maven for dependency management.
- JavaFX for the graphical user interface.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/xerox0213/turing-machine.git
- Navigate to the project directory:
cd turing-machine - Compile and run the project using Maven:
mvn clean javafx:run
- Launch the game through the graphical interface.
- The player can choose a problem from the 16 available or let the computer randomly select one.
- Each problem is associated with a difficulty and luck level.
- Use the cards and verifiers to deduce the correct code.
- The undo and redo features allow players to reverse or replay previous actions.
- The game ends when the player successfully guesses the correct code or fails.
Developped by Nasreddine (myself).