CS.33 – X’s and O’s

• Sebastian Barroso
• Tiffany Love Stephens
• Tomasz Zabkowski

Electronic board games have become increasingly popular as they offer an engaging and interactive experience. This project aims to develop an electronic board game that takes input from wireless controllers, which will be used for minigames, and spinning a wheel. The game is designed for two players, who use the wireless controllers to play the game. The players’ positions are tracked by different colored lights on the board’s spaces, ensuring that the game is easy to follow and understand. Players alternate spinning a wheel that determines the amount of spaces they will move. If players ever land on the same space, a mini game event will be triggered. During these games, players can win additional points that will be added to their game total. Players are also able to get points by landing on lit spaces scattered throughout the board. The game is designed to end after a certain number of turns, and the player with the most points at the end of the game will be declared the winner. If the players have the same amount of points, then a tiebreaker mini-game would take place. Overall, this electronic board game offers a fun and innovative way to experience board games, combining traditional gameplay with technology to create a fun and interactive experience for players.