Numsuko is a lightweight, command-line number guessing game written in C/C++. It challenges users to guess a randomly-generated number within a strict limit of attempts, offering a highly interactive and engaging experience natively within the terminal environment.
- Dynamic Difficulty Levels: Choose your challenge: Easy (1-10, 5 chances), Medium (1-20, 10 chances), or Hard (1-100, 10 chances).
- Randomized Generation: Uses time-seeded random number generation for a unique, unpredictable experience every session.
- Interactive Feedback: Provides real-time "Too High" or "Too Low" hints while tracking your remaining attempts.
- Infinite Replayability: Seamless continuous game loop allowing players to instantly replay without restarting the executable.
- Lightweight Execution: Highly optimized CLI utility that runs natively on standard terminals with minimal overhead.
- Cross-Platform Compatibility: Pure standard library implementation (
<stdio.h>,<stdlib.h>,<time.h>), easily compilable on Linux, Windows, or macOS.
To build and run Numsuko, you will need:
- C/C++ Compiler: GCC, Clang, or MSVC.
- Terminal: Any standard command-line interface or terminal emulator.
Follow these steps to build Numsuko from source:
git clone [https://github.com/roshhellwett/Numsuko.git](https://github.com/roshhellwett/Numsuko.git)
cd NumsukoNumsuko/
├── .github/workflows/
│ └── cmake-single-platform.yml # CI/CD build configuration
├── Numsuko.exe # Pre-compiled Windows executable
├── main.cpp # Core game logic and application entry point
├── LICENSE # Open source license documentation
├── security.md # Security and vulnerability details
└── readme.md # Project documentation
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