I have created a new game called Num Sherlock. This is basically a mind reader kind of game which asks the user to pick a number between 1 to 100, displays some random group of numbers to the user and asks whether his/her number is there among those (the user answers by using buttons in the interface). And at last, it reveals the exact same number that the user had chosen. I had used several images of Sherlock Holmes to make the interface look cool. For this game's GUI, I have made use of pygame.
I have also updated the README file of the repo with necessary info and description of the game.
(In the video, I have taken 73 as my chosen number)
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I have created a new game called Num Sherlock. This is basically a mind reader kind of game which asks the user to pick a number between 1 to 100, displays some random group of numbers to the user and asks whether his/her number is there among those (the user answers by using buttons in the interface). And at last, it reveals the exact same number that the user had chosen. I had used several images of Sherlock Holmes to make the interface look cool. For this game's GUI, I have made use of pygame. I have also updated the README file of the repo with necessary info and description of the game. (In the video, I have taken 73 as my chosen number)
Video and screenshots of the project :
https://github.com/shrey141102/PythonProjects/assets/119430739/65ae3927-ea25-4ebb-b3af-0f04bc29a2b5
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