This is a console application that implements the AI Bots for the board game Labyrinth: The Awakening, 2010 - ?, designed by Trevor Bender and published by GMT Games. The AI Bots were designed by Adam Zahm.

This program supports the scenarios and event cards from the original Labyrinth game as well as those for the Awakening explansion and the Forever War expansion. You must have a copy of the board game in order to use this program.

You can play as either the US or the Jihadist player and the AI will take the opposing side.

This is a Scala program, so you will need to have the Java JVM installed and make sure that the java command is on your PATH

There are two scripts provided that will start the program.

• awakening -- As bash script used on Mac and Linux
• awakening.cmd -- A Windows command file for use on Windoze

You can download the zip file with the latest release (version 4.16) here

If you are upgrading to a newer version and the major version numbers of the two versions are the same, then any saved games in progress will be compatible.

Simply copy the games folder from the older awakening-x.x directory to the new awakening-x.x directory.

When you first run the program, it will prompt you to enter:

1. The scenario that you wish to play
2. Whether you are playing a single scenario or a campaign game.
3. The side you wish to play (US or Jihadist)
4. The difficulty level
5. A name for your game (so your progress can be saved)

Your game is saved after each card play, plot resolution, etc. You can use the show plays command to see the cards that have been played during the current turn.

The next time you run the program, it will ask if you want to resume a saved game.

To enter a card play for the Jihadist side simply enter j 121. This indicates that the Jihadist plays card #121. For a US card play you would enter u 200.

Use the help command to see all of the the available commands. You can get further help for a specific command by typing its name after help. For example for help on the show command type help show.

The show command allows you to inspect the current state of the board.

The history command allow you to review the current turn, previous turns or the entire game log.

The rollback command will let you restart the game from:

• the beginning of a previous card during the current turn
• the beginning of a previous turn

You can also abort the current card that you are playing at most prompts by entering abort.

All commands can be shortened to the prefix of the command name that is unique. The j 121 command is actually shorthand for jihadist 121.

In fact this use of abbreviated prefixes works at every prompt in the game. So if you are choosing the country where you want to conduct a Jihad, you can enter sau to indicate Saudi Arabia or uk for United Kingdom. If the prefix you type is not unqiue, the program will display the valid choices.

There is a resolve plots command, but you will rarely need to use it. The program will detect when a new action phase has started and if there are unresolved plots, they will be resloved.

When all cards for a turn have been played, use the end turn command to perform the end of turn housekeeping.

When playing a campaign game and you come to the end of a particular deck of cards you must enter the appropriate command to let the software know that this has occurred:

add awakening - The game starts using the Awakeing expansion rules.
                The Bots use the appropriate priorities for Awakening.
add forever   - The Bots use the appropriate priorities for Forever War.

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