Welcome to our classic Checkers game, brought to life in 16-bit MASM Assembly! This project was developed as part of an academic module where the theme was provided by our university.
- Visually Appealing: Enjoy a user-friendly interface with beautiful graphics.
- Interactive Play: Utilize intuitive mouse controls for a seamless experience.
- Platform: Runs flawlessly on DOSBox.
- Simple and Classic: Experience the traditional charm of a text-based interface.
- Keyboard Control: Navigate the game using familiar keyboard inputs.
- Compatibility: Runs primarily on Emu8086 emulator.
- Graphical Version:
- Command Line Version:
Before you dive into the game, make sure you have the following:
- DOSBox: Essential for running the graphical version.
- Emu8086: Required for running the command-line version.
git clone https://github.com/Daarkooo/checkers-game- Open DOSBox.
- Mount the directory containing the graphical version files:
mount c /path/to/checkers-game
c:- Navigate to the graphical_version directory:
cd GUI- Start the game:
checkers.exe- Open Emu8086 emulator.
- Open the
checkers.asmfile located in theCMDdirectory. - Run the file directly in Emu8086.
- Graphical Version: Use your mouse to interact with the game pieces and navigate the menus.
- Command Line Version: Use specific keyboard keys for controlling pieces and menu navigation.
This project was made possible by the hard work and dedication of the following contributors:
- Contributor 1: Hichem Hireche
- Contributor 2: Abderrahim Medjber
- Contributor 3: Rayan Chabati
- Contributor 4: Abderaouf Benamirouche
- Contributor 5: Omar Heriche
- Contributor 6: Ramy Imansoura
We'd love your contributions to enhance this checkers game! Here's how you can participate:
- Fork the repository on GitHub.
- Create a new branch for your specific changes.
- Make your modifications to the code.
- Commit your changes with a clear message describing your contribution.
- Push your changes to your forked branch.
- Submit a Pull Request to the main repository.
This project is open-source and licensed under the MIT License
A big thank you to everyone who has contributed to this project, especially the MASM community for their valuable support and resources.






