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Four Win Three Dimensional

Four Win Three Dimensional

Status: Pre-Alpha

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Last Update: 2013-04-19

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Four Win Three Dimensional is an offline board game. I want to know which player has an advantage from the very beginning. There might be once a program to play four win against a computer with graphical frontend.

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C Board Games, Java Board Games

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2008-11-18

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