A Game of Wits and Chance

Rock, Paper, Scissors is one of those games everyone knows. You throw a shape with your hand, your opponent does the same, and someone wins. It sounds like pure luck, but there's a surprisingly deep layer of psychology underneath — you're essentially trying to out-think the other person in a fraction of a second. Against a computer, it's a slightly different beast.

The Unbeatable Logic

The rules are simple and cyclical:

• Rock crushes Scissors.
• Scissors cuts Paper.
• Paper covers Rock.
• If both players choose the same shape, it's a draw.

How to Play Our Version

You're up against a computer opponent. Here's how it goes:

• Click Rock, Paper, or Scissors to make your move. No overthinking required — just go with your gut.
• The computer picks at the same time, and the result pops up with a quick animation. No cheating, we promise.
• Wins, losses, and draws are all tracked automatically, so you can see at a glance who's actually winning the match.
• Hit "Reset Game" whenever you want to wipe the scores and start fresh. No grudges.