• This Game is a Computer Architure Lab Assignment
• By doing this Assignment, we will cover these topics in MIPS: Arithmetic and Data Transfer Instructions, Conditional Branch, Unconditional Jump Instructions, and the Design of Procedures.

You can see the more specific rules in Submission_Report.pdf file

• Players can input whatever ship of the size 2, 3 or 4 as they want, except that they can only put that ship onto their board if it is available.
• Errors will be displayed as player input the wrong coordinates for their ship, wrong size, out of bounds, no ship available, ...

• Player takes the turn to perform a hit on other player's board (the hit will be saved on player's view board)
• The Game will announce if it is a valid Hit: if invalid, the game will ask the player to input the hit again; otherwise, it will tell if it is a Hit or a Miss.
• A player will be announced as a Winner whenever he/she hits all ships of other player.

• This game is coded using MIPS, a RISC Assembly Language. So if you want to run the code, you need to install Mars45.jar, which is a lightweight interactive development environment (IDE) for programming in MIPS Assembly Language (You can check this link: https://courses.missouristate.edu/kenvollmar/mars/)
• When open the code file (.asm) in Mars45.jar, just only click Run then you can interact with the game via the Terminal.