The Average game 1.0

The Average game offers a numerical challenge inspired by the game mechanics depicted in the Netflix series "Alice in Borderland." It presents a strategic experience that tests players’ ability to estimate and adapt.

The core objective is to select a number that closely approximates the average of all players' chosen numbers in each round. Accurate guesses earn points, while less precise ones result in the loss of a life. Players begin the game with 100 lives; once all are depleted, the game resets, requiring a restart. Progression involves accumulating points through successful rounds and extending gameplay via streaks that grant additional lives. In online mode, the highest score is automatically submitted to leaderboards, fostering a competitive environment.

It is important to note that the game imposes constraints on valid choices each turn. The permissible range of numbers varies with each round, adding an element of unpredictability and strategic planning. Despite its seemingly straightforward premise, the game demands adaptive thinking and careful consideration.

Game features include:

• Engaging and somewhat addictive gameplay experience
• Dynamic rule set that changes after each turn
• Support for Game Center leaderboard integration