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2005/05/12

Mutabor

Mutabor - The Game Some 15 years ago, when I was still studying physics in Tuebingen, my friend Klaus-Peter Zauner showed me the game Mutabor invented by Karsten W. Theis. I got totally hooked. Karsten captured the spirit of Meta Chess, mentioned in the book Goedel, Escher, Bach by Douglas Hofstadter in a much simpler game. It is very intriguing to play a game where the rules change all the time. Feels like a Lisp REPL.

Other games with changing rules: Lemma, Proteus, Nomic.



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