Simple Game in C language

Today  will share my game with you, I've created this game, during my C learning so I want to share it with you. I've created this game with very basic structure, there's no need of advanced C topics, just the basic knowledge of C loops, Decision controls and graphics.h file. My main motive to share it with you guys, after leaning it or understanding you can create more simple DOS based games in C language, or any other language you're Learning now.
but before starting the game I want you to tweak some settings in turboC so start turboC-->
goto options-->Linkers->libraries->[X] Grahics, lIbraries and turn on the graphics Libraries as shown in the image below :-

now we're ready to start the game : -
the game will look like this :

I've posted the GIF here but game is lot more smoother than shown in the GIF so give it a try by yourself : here's the code : just paste it and play it. if you need any help regarding this programmed game let me know in the comments. I will surely help you and you can ask me anything.
click this link my_github_repository  o download the program files or you can simply copy paste it in from the box below.

but before copy pasting I want to tell you one thing you need to change the initgraph(&gd,&gm,"C://turboc3//bgi") to your turboC/BGI folder as shown in the image below :

C-Program Code : 

/*-----This Game is Originally Developed by DedSec.Inc owned by NItish Jamwal and Bossy Smaxx founders of the Company. This game was the first project in collaboration with Nintendo and Playstation(SONY). project Name :- ######### Atari Breakout 6051 ######### Release Date :- ########### 16-August-1992 ############ yeah dudes that's me just having some fun. */ #include<stdio.h> #include<conio.h> #include<graphics.h> void env(); void assets(); void logic(); void input(); void printing(); int blockX,blockY,block2X,block2Y,score1=0,score2=0; int ballX,ballY,ballXvel,ballYvel; void main() { int gd=DETECT,gm=0,i; initgraph(&gd,&gm,"C://TurboC3//bgi"); setcolor(RED); outtextxy((getmaxx()/2)-150,getmaxy()/2,"####### ATARI BREAKOUT 6051 ##########"); outtextxy(getmaxx()/2-200,(getmaxy()/2)+20,"Upper Atari is player 1(CPU) || Another one is Player 2(USER)"); getch(); assets(); while(1) { cleardevice(); env(); input(); logic(); printing(); /* if(kbhit()) { switch(getch()) { case 27:exit(0); break; } } */ delay(10); } //closegraph(); // getch(); } void env() { setcolor(12); rectangle(10,10,getmaxx()-10,getmaxy()-10); setcolor(10); rectangle(12,12,getmaxx()-12,getmaxy()-12); } void assets() { blockX=250,blockY=440; block2X=250,block2Y=15; ballX=getmaxx()/2; ballY=getmaxy()/2; ballXvel=2; ballYvel=2; } void input() { if(kbhit()) { switch(getch()) { case 75:blockX-=20; break; case 77:blockX+=20; break; case 'a': block2X-=20; break; case 'd':block2X+=20; } } } void logic() { //int flag=0; setcolor(15); setfillstyle(SOLID_FILL,RED); rectangle(blockX,blockY,blockX+100,blockY+20); rectangle(block2X,block2Y,block2X+100,block2Y+20); block2X=ballX-50; if(blockX+100 >=getmaxx()-30) { blockX = getmaxx()-130; } if(blockX<=30) { blockX=30; } if(block2X+100>=getmaxx()-30) { block2X=getmaxx()-130; } if(block2X<=30) { block2X=30; } circle(ballX,ballY,10); ballX+=ballXvel; ballY+=ballYvel; switch(ballY>=getmaxy()-24) { case 1:ballYvel=-2; break; } switch(ballX>=getmaxx()-24) { case 1:ballXvel=-2; break; } switch(ballY<=1+24) { case 1:ballYvel=2; break; } switch(ballX<=1+24) { case 1:ballXvel=2; break; } if(ballY+10>=blockY) { if(ballX>=blockX && ballX<=blockX+100) { ballYvel=-2; score1++; } } if(ballY<=block2Y+30) { if(ballX>=block2X && ballX<=block2X+100) { ballYvel=2; score2++; } } if(ballY>=getmaxy()-26) { cleardevice(); outtextxy(getmaxx()/2-50,getmaxy()/2,"Game Over"); outtextxy((getmaxx()/2)-50,(getmaxy()/2)+10,"CPU won || ESC to EXIT"); if(getch()==27) { exit(0); } } if(ballY<=27) { cleardevice(); outtextxy(getmaxx()/2-50,getmaxy()/2,"Game Over"); { outtextxy((getmaxx()/2)-50,(getmaxy()/2)+10,"(You)Player2 won || ESC to EXIT"); } if(getch()==27) { exit(0); } } } void printing() { char msg[128]="0"; sprintf(msg,"(CPU)Player1 : %d || Player2 : %d",score1,score2); outtextxy(getmaxx()-400,0,msg); }

From my github repository you will find more programs to work with such as library mgmt system in C, student database system in C and etc. I've developed more advanced games in C++ so you can hit link. I've developed a very basci game engine in C++ you can use it too.
thank you.

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