The ORCHID Project – Microsoft Research Cambridge Facebook Games

Created on 29 March 2012, 00:41, by Alex Rogers

Yoram Bachrach at Microsoft Research Cambridge is doing some interesting work exploring how the strategies of players in simple Facebook games depart from equilibria. You can play the games here:
Doubloon Dash https://apps.facebook.c om/msrc_doubloon
Project Waterloo https://apps.facebook.com/msrwaterloo/

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