Description

WIN !! is a simple rock-paper-scissors game and a mindset trainer where you play against a robot, who is extremely smart at studying you and your thinking pattern through your moves. In order to win a game, you gotta understand a lot about the WIN !! robot, and people in life.

Studying Rock-Paper-Scissors gives you a greater understanding of how gaming relates to human behavior. In that sense, RPS can help you find success in other areas, but only if you have the determination to work hard and think hard – not just in RPS, but in every area of your life.

[Think Hand] is your RPS opponent who has some knowledge about human behavior, and it will study you while playing with you. Play with [Think Hand] to train yourself to better understand your opponents in real life.

[Studying Your Opponent]

Because RPS is a game of wits, it’s crucial to know your opponent. Does he have noticeable tells? What strategy has she used in the past? Does he throw Rock when he’s angry? Can I make her lose her concentration?

Historically, RPS championships have only admitted players who have won in lesser competitions in order to ensure that every player has data for other competitors to study. The current trends toward open-format competition will give new players an advantage in high-level competitions and possibly break some long-standing RPS “dynasties.”

Playing RPS probably won’t make you rich and famous. Chances are good you won’t win an Olympic gold medal. And it’s not likely to improve your physique, maximize your sex appeal, jump-start your career or expand your memory.

RPS is gaming at its most basic, its most fundamental. Take anything away, and it ceases to be a game at all. Every other game, at some level, contains RPS. Like chess or fencing, the rules are simple, but the game itself is as complex as the mind of your opponent.

What's New in Version 1.3

WIN !! has been played over 100,000 times (games) with a wide range of players from all over the world. It can now potentially understand you better than yourself, through your thinking pattern.