nilmethod, 8 months ago to android

Any #reversi or #othello enthusiasts here? I was rummaging through some stuff and found a beautiful old board that my wife made for me almost 20 years ago when I was obsessed with the game. Back then, wzebra was the toughest engine.

I'm looking for an #android version of the game that's not crapware. DroidZebra is in #fdroid but it hasn't been updated since 2016 (maybe it's stable enough).

AstroMichi, 8 months ago to random German

Kleines Programmierexperiment: #Reversi mit dem #MCTS-Algorithmus.

winslowjosiah, 11 months ago to python

Working on a very basic #Othello / #Reversi #prototype in #Python, so I can figure out how to add #AI to it.

An AI player has to do two things: decide what its next move is, and evaluate how well it's doing right now. So I've split the work into a Decider and an Evaluator.

I've coded a random decider and a greedy decider, and I've been having fun testing them out. Next, I'll code different evaluation functions, and a minimax decider!

#programming #gamedev #artificialintelligence

A VS Code terminal displaying many Othello boards in an ASCII format. A 65-turn game was played between a greedy score-maximizing AI and a human. The final score was 20 to 44, with the human winning.

Tipa, 1 year ago to gamedev

In latest #Reversi #gamedev news, my game AI is doing pretty good, but it has a mind of its own. If it can't move, it takes your moves until it can. Not sure why.