The game of ‘Walls’ is comprised of an NxN board of squares (like chess, for example) and two players (say A and B), where N is odd and greater than 1. Each game is played twice, one time with player A starting the game and another with player B making the first move. The game has a start state, play rules that determine legal moves and an end state. Once a game ends, there is a certain accounting that decides the game result.
The game of ‘Walls’ is comprised of an NxN board of squares (like chess, for example) and two players (say A and B), where N is odd and greater than 1. Each game is played twice, one time with player A starting the game and another with player B making the first move. The game has a start state, play rules that determine legal moves and an end state. Once a game ends, there is a certain accounting that decides the game result.