The Mastermind site serves as a way to play the Mastermind code-breaking game. There are 3 pre-set difficulty levels (easy, medium, hard), options to choose the range of digits in the code (i.e. 0-4 -> 0404), as well as the number of lives (max 20). Users will be able to receive feedback upon each guess, generate a hint or view previous guesses.
Check out the Website: Mastermind
- yarn
- Customizable difficulties (easy code = 4, medium code = 6, hard=8).
- Users are able to choose from what range they would like the numbers to be generated from (i.e: 0-4 -> 0404).
- Users are able to customize how many lives may be played (no less than 3 or more than 20).
- Option to login/create a user profile that can save the games played and allow you to continue unfinished games, and view your past games data.
- Ability to see previous guesses, instructions and feedback of guess.
- Leaderboard that displays the top 10 players based off of most games won.
- Ability for a user to delete a game or user account.
- Ability to view a hint
Note: There is logic in the frontend to mitigate bad inputs, as well as logic on the backend to verify inputs and deals with errors.
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