A twisted Rock-Paper-Scissors inspired by Squid Game Season 2 — where draws don’t save you, and every round feels like a risk. Made from scratch with instinct, not tutorials.
- You and the computer both get two hands (R, P, S).
- Computer reveals its hands first.
- You pick either Hand 1 or Hand 2.
- Computer randomly picks one of its own.
- If you win ➜ score +1.
If you lose ➜ score resets to 0.
If draw ➜ survive, but with tension.
Final score shown when you quit.
- Dual-hand selection mechanic
- Inspired by Squid Game’s “Minus One” round
- Win streak = tension
- Draws allowed (but unpredictable)
- Clean CLI interface with minimal STL
- Fully written in C++ (no copy-paste nonsense)
ROCK PAPER SCISSORS MINUS ONE
Your Choices Are: r, p Computer Choices Are: p, s
Choose which hand to play (1 or 2): 1 You chose: r Computer chose: s You Win!
Score: 1
While most people build RPS by copying books or tutorials, I built this from scratch based on instinct — to explore tension-based game logic and make a Command Line Interface game that's actually fun. Inspired by Squid Game’s psychological twists.
Made by a 17 y/o SDE aspirant who doesn’t copy paste book exercises. Built on pure idea.
g++ main.cpp -o rps-minus-one
./rps-minus-one