The project is a web-based interactive guide focused on exploring game theory concepts related to trust and cooperation through the lens of the "Peace-War Game."
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The project is a web-based interactive guide focused on exploring game theory concepts related to trust and cooperation through the lens of the "Peace-War Game."
A terminal-based implementation of the classic Tetris game using the Lanterna library. Designed to run in any terminal emulator, this project delivers a minimalist gaming experience. Features include intuitive keyboard controls, score tracking, progressively increasing difficulty levels, and monochrome block rendering.
Simple watchOS app helping track the goals during some goal-capable session. 🥅🏒
This is a Flappy Bird game developed using Java's AWT (Abstract Window Toolkit) and Swing libraries. The player controls a bird that must navigate between randomly generated pipes by "flapping" (jumping) to avoid obstacles. The goal is to survive as long as possible, with a running score counting the number of pipes successfully passed.
The "QuizApp-Java" repository on GitHub is a Java-based project that allows developers to create a quiz application with various features, such as multiple-choice questions, timers, and score tracking. The repository includes the source code for the project, as well as documentation on how to use and customize the quiz application.
Implementation of the classic Tetris game using JavaFX. The project is built on the MVC architecture and includes features such as keyboard controls, score tracking, level progression, dynamic piece generation, and line clearing. The game supports a graphical interface and animation, ensuring a smooth gameplay experience.
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