Random Terrain Generation

community/games/README.md

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 * [Quantum Tic-tac-toe](quantum_tic_tac_toe.ipynb) - Tic-tac-toe was one of the first games for a classical computer. Now we have a quantum version too!
 
-* [Quantum Awesomeness](quantum_awesomeness.ipynb) - Puzzles that aim to give hands-on experience of a quantum device's most important features: number of qubits, connectivity and noise
+* [Quantum Awesomeness](quantum_awesomeness.ipynb) - Puzzles that aim to give hands-on experience of a quantum device's most important features: number of qubits, connectivity and noise.
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+* [Random Terrain Generation](random_terrain_generation.ipynb) - A simple example of using quantum computers for the kind of procedural generation often used in games.
 
 
 ## Contributing