Search Results for "scoring"

...The goal is to score the maximum number of points by throwing five dice to obtain certain combinations. Player can roll up to three times per turn, either all dice or selected dice. The game consists of eighteen rounds. After each round, player can choose which scoring category to use, but you cannot choose the same category twice. Some categories are fixed, while others depend on the value of the dice.

...The Draskin Conflict brings you to the world of Earth a hundred years after the devastating nuclear fallout that divided civilizations. The Draskin Conflict App makes the Draskin Conflict game simple and easy to setup and play. Acting as a token counter and including automated setup and scoring this app is a must have for anyone playing.

GOdroid is an Android application to play the strategic board game Go against the GPL Go engine GNU Go. It contains a Go board UI and minor changes to GNU Go. This site contains the sources for the UI and the (few) changes to the GNU Go sources. Translations contributed by - Chinese: Jean Lea and Kid Wong - Russian: Шмойлов Валерий - Danish and Norwegian: Michael Berthelsen - Polish: Piotr Goliasz - Finnish: Daniel Landau - Romanian: Mircea Damian - Spanish: Pol Urós Guardiola -...

...The advent of the wired world and - especially - the recent rise in popularity of social networking between connected devices provides an opportunity for friendly matches within any sort of group. Generally, like-minded groups of people will get together and participate in one-on-one matches or regularly organized tournaments. Social media already has scoring and ranking programs, but they tend to be themed for certain sports, activities, and interests. Many of those have long-standing out-moded ranking and ratings systems in place. TARStack will change this trend by using a standard ranking formula: The “K-simplified” chess ranking formula (provisional USCF version). This will ensure friendly competition can remain friendly without large discrepancies in the results between even matches with a clear victor.

...Each round begins with as many lives as balls: 2 for Round 1, 3 for Round 2, and so on up to Round 15 (which no living mortal has yet reached). The goal for each round is to enclose and fill 75% of the board. Press F1 for a help message that describes the scoring formula and the effect of mouse clicks. When a game is running and the mouse pointer is within the playable area, a right-click switches between building a horizontal and vertical wall (the cursor shows which one); a left-click starts a wall building there, so long as no ball occupies that tile.

Research project to develop an accurate game scorer for Go games (using Japanese scoring).

DiceRoller is a port of the popular game, Yahtzee, to the PC. DiceRoller is written in Java, and requires the latest version of Java (or one with Swing) to run. DiceRoller has an intuitive interface, dynamic scoring, themeable dice, and more...

...The user can key in theoretical board layouts and then have the computer calculate the next best move. The computer knows 175,000 words and can calculate in seconds the highest scoring placement.

Computer version of Rubik's Race, the board game from the early 1980s, with features including online scoring, multiple players over TCP/IP, and skinnable, allowing you to change the look of the game!