A physical game, the rules of which are dictated by a hive mind of people using github issues to vote on new features for their respective games.
HiveMind started as an idea to help myself fix an old card based gambling game named Kanta, created as a two player gambling game. Wanting to add new ideas and fix the mechanics in the current version of the project. From there I wanted to create new games using a community oriented system similar to what I had invisioned prior.
- Join one of the games being created by creating a new issue.
- You can either use one of the templates or add labels yourself.
- You can add a label in your post by adding "[Label Name]" in your title.
- Fork the project
- Use this to make changes for the feature you want to add
- Create a pull request to the specific branch you want to change
- Reference the pull request in your original issue
- The bot will add the 👍 and 👎 emoji on your request
- Once the number of 👍 exceeds the bot threshold, the pull request will merge with the branch.
- Your feature is now added to the game!
- New: Create a new feature on your own
- Question: Ask a question about a topic
- Invalid: For any features that may be invalid or problematic
- Help wanted: Adding onto a feature that already exists
- Balance: For requests to balance features
- Story and Lore: For story and lore elements
- Gameloop: For anything in the gameloop
- Rule: For any new rules
- Duplicate: For any request that is duplicated
- Confusing Labels: For any issue that has too many labels that make it confusing
- Bot Treshold: Request to change the bot treshold for how many thumbs up emotes and thumbs down needed to either merge or close an issue.
See the open issues for a list of proposed features.
We use the MIT License to keep this project for and by the community.