Michigan Liar's Dice 17+

Name: Michigan Liar's Dice
Rating: 1 (1 reviews)
Author: The University of Michigan

The University of Michigan

Conçue pour iPad

- 1,0 • 1 note

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Description

Liar's dice is an easy-to-learn game requiring the ability to deceive and detect an opponent's deception. Michigan Liar's Dice provides you the chance to play this fun and challenging (and free) game of Liars Dice against a top artificial intelligence (AI) opponent.

Designed for both casual and serious players, Michigan Liar's Dice can be played against one to three opponents, and provides a simple interface that helps you make your best bid. The game has the complete set of bids including pushing, exact (spot on), pass, and special rules when a player gets to one die.

This game was developed by the Soar research group at the University of Michigan, and uses Soar as the underlying engine for the game AI. Soar is a general cognitive architecture and has been used for developing a wide range of intelligent agents for training, computer games, and robotics.

The game AI uses probabilities, heuristics, and even a model of the opponent to determine its bids (but does not include any learning, yet!). Michigan Liars Dice is the first iPhone app powered by Soar. Learn more about Soar at sitemaker.umich.edu/soar.

4 juin 2015

Version 2.0

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Hello, awesome Liar’s Dice players! This update contains a significant number of awesome features and improvements.

== New ==

• Increased number of AI players from 4 to 8.
• iPad support!
• Game Center support (Achievements!)
• A tutorial to help you figure out the interface!
• A history screen. You can now view what happened earlier in the round and previous rounds!

== Improvements ==

• Revamped interface! Now in the famed Maize and Blue of the University of Michigan
• Faster AIs. We’ve taken that time to improve how the Soar AIs play and they’re a lot faster.
• Better AIs. We’ve updated the Soar Agents to be harder.
• Local player is now highlighted in red for better visibility

== Eliminated numerous bugs including crashes and hangs ==

1,0 sur 5

1 note

Terrible algorithm and formulas

Played a 3 player game, I had 2 dice left, player 2 & 3 had 4 dice left each, for a total of 10 dice in play.

Alice, player 3, bid that there were five 5's showing; I challenged the bid. There were only 2 fives showing, yet the game claimed there were 7 showing, and I lost.

Terrible.

Math sometimes wrong

Specially with 5s and 6 dice face. It'll say there are 4 on the table for example, and I clearly don't see that many so I lose a dice. Other than that decent app

Le développeur, The University of Michigan, n’a pas fourni de détails à Apple sur ses pratiques en matière de confidentialité et son traitement des données.