Finger cricket, also known as Hand Cricket, is a classic childhood game that we used to play in classroom with friends. It involves two players using hand gestures to represent runs, taking turns to bat and bowl, and the game ends when the second player loses all their wickets or scores more run than the other player. The main objective is to score more runs than opponent, just like real cricket.
Guessing Cricket is a modern twist on the traditional Finger Cricket game that adds an exciting new element to the game-play. In Guessing Cricket, the bowler chooses a number between 1 and 6 except 5, and the batsman must guess the run correctly before making their move. If the batsman's guess matches with that of the bowler's, the bowler gets a wicket. Otherwise, batsman's guess is added to the total runs.
Guessing Cricket allows players to choose to play against the computer or another human player, with the added feature of selecting the difficulty level when playing against the computer.
Features
- Difficulty selector again computer
- Multiplayer mode
- Updater
- ASCII art based animated graphic
- Multicolored screen
- Background music, commentary and sound-effects
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