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Rock, Paper, Scissors

A "Rock, Paper, Scissors" game for Android. Play against the computer.

School of Computer Science - Univ. of Basilicata

Casual

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Rating 4

Category Casual

Package name unibas.it.morracineseandroid

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Rock, Paper, Scissors Description

A "Rock, Paper, Scissors" game for Android. Play with rocks, papers and scissors against the computer.

This app has been developed for teaching purposes. It is used in our courses at the School of Computer Science at University of Basilicata as a teaching example for the "Mobile Computing" course. http://www.informatica.unibas.it/moodle.

This app is released as open source. The codebase is available on GitHub: https://github.com/unibasdev/android

Developed by Donatello Santoro e Giansalvatore Mecca.

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