An Uno-like card game.

• .NET 7 SDK
• Your favorite editor (my favorite editor is Visual Studio Code)

QUnoConsole is a console application for testing the engine, or if you want to enjoy a relaxing game from your terminal. Use --help to see the instructions. For example:

QUnoConsole --computer-players=3 --human-players=1

Computer players will automatically play; as a human player, follow the prompts.

QUnoFunctional is also console application, but it is designed for computer play only. It can be used to stress-test the engine or see how different algorithms perform. For example:

QUnoFunctional 4 12

will add 4 computer players to each game and play 12 games in total.

This repository includes a straightforward .NET class library, unit test project, and console applications implemented in C# and F#. The original code has been in development since .NET Framework v2, but these projects have been updated for modern .NET and implemented as SDK-style projects. Thus you can use the standard dotnet build, dotnet run, dotnet test workflow on the individual projects, or you can use Visual Studio to open the full solution.

• QUnoLibrary contains the game engine. The Mooville.QUno.Model namespace can be used by any kind of client application. The Mooville.QUno.ViewModel namespace has types that support implementing a user interface that follows the Model-View-ViewModel pattern.
• QUnoLibraryTest contains unit tests for the game engine.
• QUnoConsole contains a C# console application for driving the game engine interactively.
• QUnoFunctional contains a F# console application driving the game engine programmatically.

The game engine and applications in this repository are intended to be completely cross-platform and require only the .NET runtime.