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I have designed one of such card decks and released it under an open source license at DKC - Dining Kid-Cryptographers [0]. This was done as part of an EU Hacka

• daveloyall 4y ago
  Hi. Could you add a section that explains what this is about? The linked repo does not explain what the objective of the game is supposed to be. I understand that the game is related to "the dining cryptographers", but I haven't memorized that piece. I read it once? I can probably find it on Wikipedia? I recommend making your game a self-contained work that does not rely on at least one of the players remembering some details about a very specific thought experiment.
  • adg001 4y ago
    Hi! Thanks for your feedback, this is appreciated. While there is no background information about the game in the DKC repository at the moment, the game comes with a set of cards where the equipment, rules, and finishing criteria are described [1]. If there is interested for that, I will add more context on the game and its contribution towards understanding secure multi-party computations for the youngest. I may still have the slide deck I used to present this work at the end of the hackathon, which may provide some further introductory material. [1] DKC's rules https://github.com/secYOUre/DKC/tree/master/self-print/300-dpi-png/rules https://github.com/secYOUre/DKC/tree/master/self-print/300-d...