Visão geral do jogo
In Ideal Nim, players remove square pieces from a board with a not-quite-rectangular shape.
The player who takes the last piece wins the game. While the rules are simple, the game has connections to mathematics, and finding a winning strategy is fairly difficult. This version of the game offers several different levels against either a computer or a human opponent, with the human connecting via Bluetooth. The AI has a bit of an attitude about winning or losing.
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