Oh, one of my favorite games. Thank you so much for making it! There is no one for iOS, but now I can play in browser.
It would be nice to have an option to play against a 'computer'. I understand it is a big deal to implement a game tree. But there are simpler ways. For example, if 'computer' never (expert) or sometimes (advanced) or often (novice) gets in the positions described in wikipedia or in https://bobson.ludost.net/copycrime/Winning%20Ways%202nd%20Edition/Winning.Ways.... it will be a decent opponent.
Well, we actually did this project to study how to implement an AI using Prolog, and now that we've done that, I think it will be easier to add it to the game!
By the way, thanks for your recommendation, this looks like a very interesting book!
Thanks for making this. I can't remember what this game is called, do you know?
Also, may I recommend saying "Red Player" / "Blue Player" instead of Player 1 and Player 2? When I first tried to play, I assumed I was blue, and I had to find out through experimentation which player was going first.
Thanks for your feedback :D Indeed, your suggestions are really good!
The game is officially called L game (pretty creative, right?). Here's Wikipedia official page if want to see more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L_game
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Oh, one of my favorite games. Thank you so much for making it! There is no one for iOS, but now I can play in browser.
It would be nice to have an option to play against a 'computer'. I understand it is a big deal to implement a game tree. But there are simpler ways. For example, if 'computer' never (expert) or sometimes (advanced) or often (novice) gets in the positions described in wikipedia or in https://bobson.ludost.net/copycrime/Winning%20Ways%202nd%20Edition/Winning.Ways.... it will be a decent opponent.
Glad to read that!
Well, we actually did this project to study how to implement an AI using Prolog, and now that we've done that, I think it will be easier to add it to the game!
By the way, thanks for your recommendation, this looks like a very interesting book!
Hey
Thanks for making this. I can't remember what this game is called, do you know?
Also, may I recommend saying "Red Player" / "Blue Player" instead of Player 1 and Player 2? When I first tried to play, I assumed I was blue, and I had to find out through experimentation which player was going first.
Also, would you mind enabling the full-screen feature?
Hi!
Thanks for your feedback :D
Indeed, your suggestions are really good!
The game is officially called L game (pretty creative, right?).
Here's Wikipedia official page if want to see more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L_game