Free Will ? vs Last Hill

This is the classic Rock, Paper, Scissor but against AI. AI learns your patterns pretty quickly and when you change strategy it learns that. It is almost impossible to beat because you are predictable. If you are predictable, do you really have free will or are you pre-programmed? Test your skill for a 1000 rounds in a few minutes. Share your results with friends and challenge them to do better. Then try again later with a different strategy, but AI will likely win in the long run because you ARE predictable.

One small hill. Four troop types. Twenty-four waves. Block the approaches with guards, strike with rifles and mortars, and keep your line alive with medics. • Merge three units of the same type and choose one of two evolution paths • Choose special and tactical upgrades between waves • Combine piercing rounds, chain lightning, frost shells and more • Counter runners, armored enemies, healers, splitters, sappers, shield wardens and charging enemies • Twenty-four waves with bosses at waves 8, 12, 16, 20 and 24 • Spend supplies to repair a damaged base between waves • Adaptive late-game threat levels and varied assault conditions • Pause, double speed and saved preparation checkpoints Play offline without purchases or an account. After a defeat, an optional rewarded ad can restore the troops, supplies and base from the start of that wave, once per wave. A free restart is always available without watching an ad. Ads require an internet connection and may not always be available. If the app closes during combat, resume from that wave’s preparation phase. Supports Korean, English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. Change language in Info during preparation. On waves 3, 5, 7 and every second wave after that, you may optionally watch a rewarded ad during preparation for 75 supplies, once per eligible wave. You can continue without watching. Merge three tier-one units of the same troop type into a tier-two unit while keeping the selected unit’s evolution path and position. New flying enemies bypass the cliff and ground line; ranged spitters attack clustered defenders from behind the entrance. Use rifles and artillery support against air, and mortars against spitters. The 24 waves form six four-wave operations. Each battle has vanguard, main assault and final-push fronts with short regrouping pauses between them.