Maxit_Lazarus

A simple number game against each other or computer.

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Last Update: 2017-12-02

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The objective is to score as many points as possible!
One player (player and position chosen at random on
start) plays (and is also limited to) horizontally, the
second vertically using the mouse. Choose a cell and
click left mouse button to select. Next player turn until no
options available anymore or board is empty.

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