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Finger Battle: Two-Player Strategy

kaska1999

FingerBattle

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Finger Battle is a simple yet strategic two-player turn-based game where you use your fingers to outsmart your opponent. Each player starts with one finger on each hand. On your turn, you pick one of your hands to attack one of your opponent's hands. The targeted hand's finger count will increase by the number of fingers on both your attacking hand and your opponent's defending hand. But watch out! If a hand reaches exactly five fingers, it's eliminated. If you're down to one hand and it has an even number of fingers, you can split those fingers to bring your eliminated hand back into play. The first player to eliminate both of their opponent's hands wins.

#strategy

#multiplayer

#turnbased

#fingermath

#localcoop

Creation History

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Make the text appear on the middle of the screen and redistribute button should appear on players side

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Make the hands face each other. Player 2s hands looking up.

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Fingers are not distinguishable. Fingers are too close

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I want the hand sprites to have a right number of fingers up

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Finger Battle: Two-Player Strategy

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I want to make 2 player turn based game. The rules are simple. Both players start with 1 finger up from both hands. Player 1 select which of his hand he wants to play. Then selects one of the hands of the opponent. Then opponent has sum of the total selected hands finger up. If the number is greater than 5 it should take mode 5. If one of the players has 5 fingers up that hand is out of play. If the number of fingers from one hand is even and the other hand is out of play player can chose to share even fingers to both of the hands instead of atacking.

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* Initialize Game
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var game = new LK.Game({
	backgroundColor: 0x000000
});

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* Initialize Game
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var game = new LK.Game({
	backgroundColor: 0x000000
});

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