🎮Tic-Tac-Toe Assembly Implementation

Overview

This project implements the classic Tic-Tac-Toe game entirely in x86 Assembly (MASM) using the Irvine32 library. The game supports two players and provides a fully interactive text-based interface in the console.Players take turns placing their marks (X or O) on a grid, and the program checks for win conditions, ties, and valid moves.

✨Features

• Two-player gameplay (Player X and Player O)
• Grid selection: 3×3 or 4×4
• Input validation (prevents overwriting cells)
• Win detection (rows, columns, diagonals)
• Tie detection
• Real-time board updates
• Optional: Extra turns for a player winning two consecutive games
• ASCII-based board display for easy visualization

🛠️Requirements

• MASM32 / Visual Studio with MASM support
• Irvine32 library for I/O and console functions
• Windows OS (Antivirus OFF)

❓How to Play

• Choose the grid size (3×3 or 4×4).
• Player X starts first, followed by Player O.
• Enter the number corresponding to the grid cell where you want to place your mark.
• The board updates after each turn.
• The game announces a win, tie, or extra turn if applicable.

📖Notes

• Make sure Irvine32.inc is available in the project directory.
• The program uses console input/output, so it is designed for terminal-based interaction only.
• The board is displayed using ASCII characters for clarity.

👤Author

• Fasih Ahmed
• COAL Project – Computer Science