Category Archives: Polygamo

About the Polygamo general abstract game player software.

A Modern Zillions Player

Posted on July 20, 2021 by david

Zillions is a player of board games according to rules specified in a ZRF rules file. Mostly games are for two players, human against computer, although single player games (puzzles) are possible too. The Zillions rules file is highly flxeible, … Continue reading →

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Polygamo Release with User Games

Posted on October 17, 2017 by david

An update to Polygamo has just been released. The release supports user games supports BMP files for user games supports random players has an improved script picker and shows the readme has settable options for think time macros now expand correctly, including inside strings turn order works, including pass and random start pieces can be defined in any order fixes a number of bugs improves Zillions compatibility. The release includes 3 internal games and copies of around 30 user-created games, each with a readme.txt. The release can be found on GitHub here.

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Polygamo Initial Release

Posted on September 10, 2017 by david

Polygamo is a language compiler and general player for abstract games and puzzles. You can read more about it here. The aim of Polygamo is to allow a human to play any general games and puzzles as long as there … Continue reading →

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