pyBrisca is a python implementation of the brisca card game. It have a simple engine, 3 different players, and an Augmented Reality mode that allows human players and AI players to play together using normal cards.
Allows you to play brisca using 2 to 4 of these players:
- Human: Allows a human player to choose which card to play through a terminal interface. It calculates wining probability for each card in hand according to already seen cards.
- Random: Picks up a random card from the player hand.
- Simple-AI: Rule based AI that plays much better than random (and some human players too).
Allows to play a brisca game using normal cards with up to 3 other human players. Except the game set up, the rest of the human-machine communication is done by showing the cards to the computer camera and listenning (or reading) the instruction that the machine gives you.
To set-up a deck to play in AR mode you need to stick the 48 markers in ./data/markers.pdf to your normal brisca deck following this order:
- 1st marker (1st row, 1st column): 1 Oros
- 2nd marker (1st row, 2nd column): 2 Oros
- 3rd marker (1st row, 3rd column): 3 Oros
- ...
Then proceed with Copes, Espases and finally Bastos. The marker orientation doesn't matter!
See an example of an official pyBrisca-AR deck below:
- python3 -m pip install opencv-contrib-python
- sudo apt-get install python3-espeak
- pip3 install pyttsx3
- Complete tests!
- Create a more clever AI player.
- Multi language (now it is half english half català).
- Move to Android?