Good overall, but I think the math is wrong. highest/lowest score is actually 136/-136 not 152.
Proof: 6(number)*4(Rounds)*2(possible 6's)=48 plus 5*4*1=20. 68 is the highest number for the first 4 rounds leaving 6 rounds left. at this point both 6's are done and 1 5 is done. the highest combination for the next 3 is a 5 and 2 4's. For the next 4 of the 6 rounds the highest you can get is: 5*4*1=20 plus 4*4*2=32 52 add 52 and 68 you get 120 and you have 2 rounds left. the highest number at this point is 2 3's and a 2 for 2 rounds. 3*2*2=12 and 2*2*1= 4. 120+12+4=136 maximum total if you are even that lucky.
Aside from that it was fun I got 100 one time :)
Author Comments
How do you know if a smiling face is a friend or a foe? Friends or Foes is simple game of logic and deception.
24 smiling faces are before you, 12 friends, and 12 foes. Being dastardly, your enemies smile at you anyway. Your goal is to get the highest score possible.
Click on each smiling face and it will reveal how many points it claims to have added to your score. The problem is, some are lying! Use logic to figure out who you can trust and click them more! Three clicks make a round and ten rounds is a game. Don't be complacent, though, click the same face four times and it locks out!
Just as in life, you can't judge someone by a friendly face or a promise, you must assess their actions! Find your friends and stay with them, avoid your foes!
Nerdy Details: There are 12 friends, (two each that will give you 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 points) and 12 foes (two each that will subtract 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 points.) Based on this, and the fact that clicking same face 4x locks it out, highest possible score is 152, lowest is -152.
Good luck!
Laughing13 responds:
OMG I just noticed this. Apologies for the delay! I will have to review it further but THANK YOU for the detailed reply! YOU ROCK. Much appreciate the detailed feedback. Have a great day, my friend! :)
