Games with a Purpose (GWAPs) are computer games designed in such a way that the actions performed by players can be used to solve some large-scale problem. GWAPs are games designed in such a way that they utilise the actions performed by the player to solve some large-scale problem. By being enjoyable to play, a game offers an incentive for people to play the game and to subsequently provide the system with useful data. By deploying these games on the internet, the designer can attract a large number of players, and hence collect a large quantity of data at a very low cost. -- Robin Gray, April 2010
"Fish Game!" is a browser game based on Snap programming language, which is primarily developed to support the ideas of Game With a Purpose(GWAP) ideology. This game is especially useful for the students of elementary school who want to develop their skills in the field of mathematics and become more experienced in solving tricky question. The file is converted to Extensible Markup Language (XML) to make it easier to run on browser. -- Rafayel Mkrtchyan, December 15, 2013
Reminder<< # To run the program: 1) Save file as .xml file and download it. 2) Go to http://snap.berkeley.edu/snapsource/snap.html. 3) Put the file in the center of the webpage and wait few seconds(the programs needs to load).