Software in Game Theory

A variety of games that can be run in a classroom, with students making choices on their phones and the results being shown on the presentation computer. Running the games requires a free login. Running more than 2 sessions a month or more than 50 people per session requires a paid subscription. Games include Prisoner's Dilemma as well as other well-known non-zero-sum games and games on economic topics including asymmetric information, first-mover advantage, and reciprocity. The Decka software application allows the games to be included directly in Powerpoint presentations.

This is a library of game theory software with a graphical user interface. It contains a scripting language. Games can be both constructed and analysed in extensive or normal form. Gambit is designed to be portable across platforms: it currently is known to run on Linux, FreeBSD, MacOS X, and Windows 98 and later. Support information, screenshots, documentation and related Internet links are available.