Mini Games Tournament

Description:

This is a university project designed with the intention of teaching the creation and testing of algorithms through the utilization of input-output comparisons and differential analysis between two executions. The project revolves around the creation of a mini-games tournament. The tournament features multiple teams competing in diverse mini-games including classics like "rock, paper, scissors," "tic-tac-toe," "coin flip," and "guess the number." An added layer of complexity is introduced by implementing a system where teams compete against others within their own skill rank. This rank-based structure includes four distinct ranks. The culmination of the tournament is marked by a comprehensive leaderboard that showcases the participating teams MMR points, team members, and most notably, the triumphant team that emerges as the overall winner.