Entrap Game
Would you like to read the rules? (Y or N): y
Entrap
Entrap is a strategy game played between a human player and a computer on a 10 by 10 grid.
Each player has a game piece (H for the human and C for the computer) that they move around
the grid. Players can move one space in any direction (horizontal, vertical and diagonal) during
their turn into unblocked/unoccupied spaces. The position the player moves out of will be blocked.
Moves may wrap around edges. A player at position [row=0, col=5] could move to positions [row=9, col=4],
[row=9, col=5], or [row=9, col=6] as long as the position is unblocked and unoccupied.
At the start of the game, the human player has three choices to make; (1) whether to have the game
start in their default positions (human [row=2, col=2], computer [row=7, col=7]) or in randomly
selected positions, (2) whether to go first or allow the computer to go first.
If a player has no unblocked adjacent position to move to, they have been blocked and the game is over.
As long as they are not entrapped, the human player may cheat by appending the character C to the end
of their move. If the position entered is unblocked and not occupied by the computer, the human player
moves to the new position even if the position is not adjacent to the player. The computer cannot cheat.
Would you like random starting positions? (Y or N): n
Would you like to move first? (Y or N): y
Moves: 0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
0
1
2 H
3
4
5
6
7 C
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9
Human, enter a row and column to move to: (i.e. 04): 11
