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This is a chess project that I completed with three other partners for my undergraduate Functional Programming class.
The game has four features: Human v. Human, Human v. Easy Computer, Human v. Advanced Computer, and spectating the Easy Computer v. Advanced Computer.
The design is based off Vectors, Boards, and Player modules. These modules are built upon one another, creating a complex layering of code to efficiently create the system. The game is entirely made in OCaml, but does not use the GUI library; instead we print to the terminal window (we were not allowed as prescribed by the professor).
To run the game, download this repository. Change your terminal's directory to the folder containing this directory. Afterwards, type make play. Given that you have OCaml installed on your computer, it should immediately run the chess program and you should be prompted with the proper questions.