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AS Arrow
Add and Subtract game
AS refer to Add and Sub. During the game process, the card present as Arrow. Rule: Delete all card to win. User can drag and drop card from cards library to original 6 cards. At the game start, original 6 cards look like: d -b e- a -c f User can connect d, e, f cards. Once d and e are deleted, user can connect to b. Cards are positive for a, b, c, d, e, f. And then connecting card is negative. In the similar way, the next card is positive (add/plus), and then the card is... -
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Golden Point
A simple, console-based card game, similar to some other card games.
Golden Point is a simple card game, similar to some other popular card games. The main goal of the game is to get more points then your opponent, but in the same time not to get more than 21 ("Golden Point"). During the game you get cards, which have next values: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 - according to numbers in it's names; J - 2 points; Q - 3 points; K - 4 points; A - 11 points. In the beginning of the game you get 2 cards, and if your total points are less than 21, you can take more... -
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The goal of this project is to create a Python implementation of standard Riichi Mahjong. Code shall be properly documented and serve as a learning tool for other developers.
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