Dynamic NIM
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Dynamic NIM is an implementation of the logic game NIM. There are a number of chips, defined by the player. The player and computer take turns grabbing a number of chips. The player who takes the last chip wins the game. There are some rules, you can't take all chips on the first turn. Player and computer may not remove more than twice the number of chips the other removed. The display shows the remaining chips and the maximum number of chips a player can remove.
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Game added by vedder.
Game added February 6, 2019. Last modified February 13, 2023.