Dive into six classic non-zero sum games from game theory, like Guess the Mean 2/3, Dollar Auction, and Prisoner's Dilemma, where players input numbers or choices against others online. Bid in auctions where the highest bidder wins but all pay up, or pick cooperation versus betrayal in multiplayer rounds that award coins based on collective outcomes. Accumulate star or snow coins to upgrade characters, unlocking effects and advancing through levels that demand smart strategies to meet conditions without heavy losses.
This indie strategy game on PC blends casual, intuitive play with competitive depth, perfect for players who enjoy quick multiplayer decisions and progression via replays and upgrades. Replay earlier levels to farm coins when stuck, balancing resource gains against level requirements. It suits casual gamers seeking simple yet thoughtful online challenges.
✱This game requires internet to play normally
✱The English of this game is made with Google Translate. My apologies.
In order to participate in the game competition, let's make a game with the theme of Game Theory. Originally thought so, but due to various complicated reasons. In the end it became a spoof game.
Because the game operation method is very intuitive and simple, I won’t introduce it here.
The game contains a total of six non-zero sum games:
1. Guess the mean 2/3
Enter a number from 0 to 100 .The one who enters the number closest to the average 2/3 of all people’s numbers will get 1,000 coins.
2. Dollar auction
Enter a price of 0~1000 to bid for some coins. The person who bid the highest price wins the bid, but everyone has to pay their bid.
3. Traveler's dilemma
Enter a number from 0 to 2,000 coins. The one who enters the smallest number will get the same amount of money.
4. Prisoner's dilemma
All members cooperate, all get 1,000 coins, one betray, traitors get 500 coins, plural betray, all lose 500 coins.
5. Free rider problem
Choose ignore or resist, ignore loss of 300 coins, resist loss of 1,000 coin and terminate the round.
6. Ultimatum Game
Enter 0~500 twice to decide how much money distributed to others. If someone refuses to distribute, you will lose 1,000 coins.
The game will revolve around the above game. The accumulated star coins or snow coins can be used to upgrade characters. Each character can have different effects according to the level. Only by fulfilling the conditions of the level can you advance the plot, so you need to adopt a strategy that can meet the conditions of the level without losing too many star coins and snow coins.
Some levels require the character to reach a certain level to pass the level, so when you are stuck in a level, you can replay the previous level and accumulate star coins to upgrade your character.
