Automated competition

Quatter was created in celebration of the 25th anniversary of Blaise Müller's Quarto using the Dry game engine.

There are sixteen pieces, each with four properties. Players take turns choosing a piece which the other player then places on the board. Line up four pieces - or form a two by two block - with at least one common property to win the game.

The main menu has a new option that allows you to start a game versus a simple AI. It merely picks random pieces and puts them on a random available square, but don't expect that means you are guarant...