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Bunco Prize Manager is a free app that quicklyand easily determines game winnings and eliminates Bunco scoringpet peeves. Tired of dealing with split winnings or ties thatinvolve making change that you don't have? Wondering how to find alast-minute sub for your usual 12-player game that is now down to9,10, or 11? Worry no more. Bunco Prize Manager includes featuresthat allow exact payout amounts or intelligently redistributedwinnings that ensure even-dollar payouts. No more change in payoutsand no worries about using a "ghost" substitute player at yourtables!Everyone at your Bunco game will want to volunteer to calculatethe prizes with this app. No more grumbling about who has to do themath at the end of the game!Features:- Supports standard Bunco game rules. Choose the rules you want.Turn off the ones you don't.- Specify percent paid per rule or just use Bunco Prize Manager'seasy defaults.- Add and remove players. Enter custom names or let Bunco PrizeManager generate a specified number of players for you.- Saves all game settings and players from game to game.- No need to add/remove players from the Player list just becausesomeone is absent. Simply indicate each time whether or not theyplayed.- Set a contribution amount per player. Choose a value from$1-$20.- Enter number of wins, losses, and Buncos per player.- Use as a calculator to determine prize winnings automatically,handling ties and split winnings with ease for any number ofplayers.- Award prizes at the end of the game by exact payout or takeadvantage of Bunco Prize Manager's intelligent no-changedistributions. It's your choice.- Eliminates end-of-game grumbling about who has to calculate theprizes, leaving more time for you and your friends to just havefun!Please request to join the Google group below to learn aboutupcoming beta releases and new [email protected]

Jewels of PoleisDo you have what it takes to capture the jewels and conquer thecities of Greece? Put your combat skills to the test in this gameof battle, strategy, and blockades. Based on the ancient Greekboard game of Petteia, and Latrunculi, this free Greek-inspiredstrategy game will test your wits and challenge your battleinstincts.Number of PlayersTwo. Human wit is put to the test against a computeropponent.Board SetupEach player has eight jewel game pieces, arranged anywhere onthe board. Your game pieces on all levels are Red Rubies. Yourcomputer opponent’s game pieces vary depending on level.Starting jewel positions vary from level to level, so beprepared to evade quickly or attack your computer opponentimmediately when the opportunity presents itself.Game PlayPlayers alternate turns by moving a single jewel of choice. Ineach move, a player may move their jewel any number of non-blockedspaces either horizontally or vertically.Diagonal moves are not allowed. A jewel may not “jump” overanother jewel during a move. Movement is halted upon encounteringany other jewel.If any player repeats their board arrangement between captures,the last moved jewel is put in a penalized frozen state. (See“Freezing”).FreezingA repeated board arrangement by any player between capturesresults in a “freeze” penalty assessed to the last moved jewel.This is to prevent game boredom. While frozen, a jewel may not bemoved during that player’s turn. Each time the player again repeatsthe board arrangement of their jewels, the freeze “count” isincremented by one. For example, the first time the boardarrangement is repeated, the jewel will be frozen for one turn. Thenext time the board arrangement is repeated, the jewel will befrozen for two turns. And so forth. The freeze “count” resets tozero as soon as any capture occurs on the board by eitherplayer.A frozen jewel retains its usual behavior, except that it cannotmove. (eg. A frozen jewel can participate in a capture or may becaptured.)CapturesA jewel is captured when it is surrounded orthogonally by twoopposing jewels on either side. A capture is also made if a singlejewel is corner captured. A corner-capture exists when a jewel istrapped in a corner space of the board and is surrounded on eachorthogonal side by opponent jewels.Ending and Winning the GameDuring a turn, if a player is unable to move any jewels, thenthe game shall end. (eg. if all pieces are trapped or frozen).When only one jewel remains for any player on the board, thegame also ends. Upon ending the game, the player with the mostcaptures wins.Earning CreditsFor each jewel captured on a level, credits are accumulated. Theamount of credits awarded is proportional to the level on which thecapture occurred. Credits are only awarded after a player wins thelevel. Credits are cumulative from level to level. To view thenumber of credits accumulated, look next to the “coin” image in thetitle bar.Supported Languages: English, French, Italian, Romanian, andTurkish12 New Levels as August 2015