Domgee

Features Domgee

Domgee is a fun original strategy game that uses a single matrix as its board.
Players have to put numbers on the matrix (called tokens) and then display their numbers to the computer (called Carl).
The player with the least amount of tokens on the matrix decides if they want to be the row or column player.
Players then select what column or row they want and where the picked column and row meet is called the chosen square.
The player that has the most tokens in the chosen square wins the round and gets 8 bonus points.
Play continues until 3 rounds have been played and the winner is the player who has the most points.
People who have studied simple game theory in economics may have heard some of the rules before.
The game is based off of a normal-form game in game theory where students have to find the optimal strategy by finding the dominant strategies/Nash equilibria.
In fact, the name Domgee comes from game theory, short for DOMinant StrateGEE(y).

Although the game is based off of game theory, the game does have a fair bit of luck in it.
The strategy comes from trying to find a way to put the tokens on the board to ensure victory and minimize the luck.
Although players have to do simple math, Domgee is a game where anyone can understand the rules.Domgee can also be used by economic students who are having trouble understanding their game theory classes.
The game helps anyone’s critical thinking and analytic skills!

I just made the game, so I may change the rules here and there and any feedback is welcomed.

Here are the features I would like to add:
An easy and hard mode to play against the computerMultiplayer so you can play against your friendsThree and four player games