jaweilbaum / hanabi

Hanabi

This is a program that plays Hanabi.

A sample (stupid) AI is provided in the directory dummy.

Performance

Here are the average scores and win rates for the standard 50-card deck (5 colors) and for the "black" 55-card variant (6 colors, where the 6th color has 1 copy of each card).

Average scores

Win rates

Requirements

• Python >= 3.7
• The termcolor Python module (install command: pip install termcolor)
• The blessings Python module (install command: pip install blessings)

Run a new game

python run_game.py

Command line options

• -n NUM_PLAYERS set number of players (default is 5)
• -a AI_DIRECTORY choose AI (default is alphahanabi)
• -p DIFFICULTY choose difficulty level for alphahanabi (possible values: moderate, hard, hardest; default is hardest)
• -c run the game without pausing (otherwise, by default, each new turn is played by pressing ENTER)
• -s activate the strategy log
• -t print a shorter log of turns and status
• -l FILE_NAME load the initial deck from the given file (otherwise, by default, the initial deck is shuffled randomly)
• -d FILE_NAME dump the initial deck to the given file (default is deck.txt)
• -r SCORE run many games, until a score <= to the given score is reached
• -i run in interactive mode
• -q quit immediately after showing the initial cards (not in interactive mode)

Run many games and print statistics

python test.py

or (much faster)pypy test.py

Command line options

• -n NUM_PLAYERS set number of players (default is 5)
• -m NUM_GAMES set number of games (default is 1000)
• -a AI_DIRECTORY choose AI (default is alphahanabi)
• -p DIFFICULTY choose difficulty level for alphahanabi (possible values: moderate, hard, hardest; default is hardest)
• -d DECK_TYPE choose deck type (possible values: standard for the standard 50-card deck, black for the 55-card deck)

Challenge QuickStart

First run, saving the deck and seeing the cards:

python run_game.py -d FILE_NAME -q

Second run, loading the deck and running the game without showing cards:

python run_game.py -l FILE_NAME -p DIFFICULTY -t -i