Detailed Game Information
Pah-Tum is an ancient game which is played on a 7x7 grid. An odd number of cells are then marked as unplayable. The players then take turns placing a piece until the board is full. Points are scored for the longest lines of pieces. The one with the most points wins.
This implementation will randomly mark 5, 7, or 9 random cells as unplayable. A pie rule is also implemented to balance out possible first-move advantage.
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Groeneveld |
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nycavri |
0 |
Limited depth, although random setup allows some replayability.
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Zotmeister |
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Let's play a game of Who Will The Random Layout Screw Over, shall we? With that said, it's not without interest.
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Elektrodo |
-1 |
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MagicJohn |
-1 |
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