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4Steps Arimaa Game Client for Windows
An open source project started by the mysterious aaaa.
Project,
Download,
Announcement,
Game Viewer
An open source project started by Henrik Hutunen which allows replaying games.
Project,
Demo,
Announcement,
Video
Game Tutorial
An open source project started by Henrik Hutunen to help new players learn by playing a simple bot.
Project,
Demo,
Announcement
Arimaa Sample Java Bot (bot_Hippo)
Vladan Majerech has contributed this sample Arimaa bot written in
Java. This bot was based on the bot_Clueless codes and plays pretty well. One can modify
the evaluation function of this program to build their own bot.
Download as: ZIP.
Arimaa Sample Java Bot (bot_Clueless)
Jeff Bacher has contributed this sample Arimaa bot written in
Java as a starting point for beginners. One can simply improve
the evaluation function of this program to build a decent Arimaa bot.
Download as: TGZ or
ZIP.
Arimaa Sample C Bots (bot_Occam)
Don Dailey has contributed this sample Arimaa bot written in
C as a starting point for beginners. One can simply improve
the evaluation function of this program to build a decent Arimaa bot.
Download as:
TGZ.
Arimaa Sample C Bots (bot_Faerie)
Ola Hansson has contributed this sample Arimaa bot written in
C. It is also a good starting point for developing your own bot by
simply changing the evaluation function. Download it from:
TGZ or
ZIP
Arimaa Sample D Bot (bot_OpFor)
Brian Haskin has contributed this sample Arimaa bot written in
the D programing language. This bot plays very well.
Visit the
OpFor bot page for
more information and download.
Arimaa Sample C# Bot and GUI (Chimaera)
Scott Hensel has contributed this Arimaa bot and GUI written in
C#. Visit the Chimaera site for more information and download.
Arimaa Sample C/C++ Bot based on Monte Carlo (bot_Akimot)
Tomas Kozelek has contributed his bot call Akimot written in C/C++.
This bot is based on using the Monte Carlo approach. A manual for the
bot is available at: Akimot Manual.
The Master's Thesis which explains the theory behind the approach is available
on the Academic Papers and Presentations page. The source code
for the bot is available here under
the GNU GPL license.
Arimaa Engine Interface
A set of python scripts are available which allow interfacing
an Arimaa playing program written in any language to the
Arimaa gameroom. These scripts are available
here.
GUI for the Arimaa Engine Interface
An open source project which allows developers to play
Arimaa against bots on a local computer using the Arimaa
Engine Interface. Download from launchpad
Arimaa Move Generator
Here's a Perl script to generate all the possible
moves that can be made from a given position.
It is useful if you are trying to write your own move generator.
Click here
to get it.
Arimaa Games Archive
All the games played in the Arimaa gameroom since the game
was first released are available for research and bot development.
The archive is updated once a week on Sunday. The archive is
broken up by year and available in both ZIP and TGZ compressed
formats.
Click here
to get the game archive files.
Arimaa Windows Program
David Fotland the developer of the program which won the
2004 Arimaa Computer Championship has released a version of that
program which runs on Windows. You can download the program
directly from his site
www.smart-games.com
Arimaa game file for Zillions
The first computer program ever to play Arimaa
was the
Zillions
general purpose game playing engine.
Of course it did not play too well, but that was expected.
The same Zillion's game
engine can crush most people (including me) in a
game of Chess :-)
Click here to download Arimaa for
Zillions. This version contains many enhancements and optimizations
added by Larry Lynn Smith and additional win conditions added by Tim O'Lena.
The
older version is also available.
Arimaa Material Evaluator
A material evaluation function originally proposed by
Karl Juhnke (username Fritzlein) and implemented by Brian Haskin
(username Janzert).
Evaluator
Arimaa Branching Factor Data
A study of the Arimaa branching factor along with the data
used in the study is available from here.
Arimaa Paper Pieces
Print your own Arimaa set. Contributed by Marcus Morgan.
Download as: PDF
Print your own Arimaa set. Contributed by Roman Hellmuller.
Download as: PDF
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