Rock Paper Scissors — Streaks Against an AI That Reads You
Two AI levels, one playing on pure luck and one reading the patterns in your hands, plus two-player matches on a single phone and TOP 10 streaks per level, now on Google Play and Apps in Toss
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Rock Paper Scissors Streak has two AI levels: Random plays on pure luck, Master reads the patterns in your hands. Or hand the phone to a friend and play face to face, first to 3 wins. TOP 10 streaks per level, works offline, no sign-up. 9 languages.
You Know the Rules. The Opponent Knows You
Pick rock, paper or scissors on the count. That part needs no explanation. What changes is Master, which remembers the hands you have thrown and plays the next one against you. People repeat the same hand more often than they think, and most of us switch hands right after losing.
- 🎲 Random — an opponent running on pure luck
- 🧠 Master — an opponent that reads your patterns and counters them
- 👥 Two players — sit across one phone, first to 3 wins
- 🏅 TOP 10 streaks — kept separately for each level
- 📊 Record and win rate — wins, draws and losses all tracked
- 📣 Share your streak — send a friend a challenge
In two-player matches your pick stays hidden on screen. If the person across from you could see it there would be no game, so both hands are revealed at once after both players choose.
It works fully offline with no sign-up or login, and supports 9 languages.
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Download
- Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fadongkwon.rock_paper_scissors (opens in a new tab)
- Apps in Toss: https://fadongkwon.com/toss/rock-paper-scissors/ (opens in a new tab) — open it on your phone and it connects straight into the Toss app.
Released Alongside
Thirteen games went up on Google Play together on September 8. Ten of them reached Apps in Toss at the same time and I have been introducing one a day. This game and two others took longer to clear review there and joined on September 13, so here they are.
- 2048 — Slide and Merge Your Way to the 2048 Tile
- Minesweeper — Read the Numbers, Avoid the Mines
- Solitaire — The Klondike You Already Know
- Brick Breaker — Bounce, Break, Repeat
- Gomoku — First to Five in a Row
- Snake — Eat, Grow, Try Not to Bite Yourself
- Number Slide — The 15 Puzzle, With Pictures
- Pixel Pong — One-on-One Against the AI or a Friend
- Tower Stack — One Tap, One Floor
- Sky Jump — Climb Forever, One Platform at a Time
The story behind the previous six is in Shipping Six Mini Games at Once.
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