Battleship Game (C++ / Raylib)

A mine representaion on the classic Battleship game, built in C++ with Raylib for rendering and CMake for build automation. Includes core game logic, interactive UI, unit tests using Catch2

Features

• 🎮 Two-player turn-based gameplay: Human vs AI

• 🤖 AI ship placement and attack using randomization

• 🟢 Rendering, UI, visuals (hits,misses, destroyed ships) with Raylib

• 🧪 Unit tests with Catch2

• 🧱 Modular OOP structure: Board, Player, Ship, Renderer, GameRules

• 📁 Clean folder structure and CMake build automation

  Manual Ship placement mechanic

  

  Core Fight Gameplay

  

  

How to run the game 🕹

1. You can install on your computer using: BattleShip-0.1.1-win64.exe

OR

2. You can simply clone and run cmake build commands:

• cmake -S. -B ./build
• cmake --build ./build
• open a MainExecutable.exe in : Battleship\install\bin\MainExecutable.exe

How to run the tests 🧪

1. Clone repository, open command console in downloaded repo
2. Run these commands:

• cmake -S . -B ./build
• cmake --build ./build
• ctests --test-dir ./build/tests --verbose

OR

You can see tests are always running after succesfull build and compilation of the program!

Project structure📂:

Battleship/

├── assets # Materials for README.md

├── external #External libraries source files

├── instal/ # Game Instalation package

├── source/

│ ├── core/ # Game logic (Board, Ship, Player)

│ ├── render/ # Raylib rendering code

│ └── app/ # Game entry point

├── tests/ # Catch2 unit tests

├── CMakeLists.txt # Build configuration

└── README.md # This file

🤓☝️ It's my second small game project, where this time I used newly obtained skills such as:

• Raylib: Rendering and UI
• Catch2: Unit testing for core methods of the game
• CMake: Automation for building the program together (Windows)
• Git: From the start to final steps the program files had been tracking and deployed using Git Version control