RPS Master

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About this game

Rock Paper Scissors Master turns the classic hand game into a real duel against an AI that studies how you play.

Show your hand to the camera. A fist is rock, an open palm is paper, a V sign is scissors. Your phone recognizes your move on the spot and calls the round, so you play with your actual hand instead of tapping a button.

HOW IT WORKS
Aim the front camera at your hand and throw on the countdown. Recognition runs entirely on your device, and a quick calibration tunes it to your hand and your lighting for sharper reads.

GAME MODES
- Best of 3, 5, or 7: classic matches, first to reach the target wins.
- Speedrun: win as many rounds as you can in 60 seconds.
- Streak: keep winning, a single loss ends the run.

AN AI THAT LEARNS
Pick your challenge:
- Rookie: mostly random, a gentle warm up.
- Normal: reads your last move.
- Hard: reads your three move patterns.
- Master: learns your habits across sessions with no mercy cap.
Rookie through Hard keep a fair win rate cap, while Master gives you the full challenge.

TRACK YOUR PROGRESS
Follow your match and round win rates, your longest streak, your throw distribution, and your recognition accuracy. Unlock 10 achievements as you improve.

PRIVACY FIRST
The game core is fully offline. Camera frames are analyzed on your device and discarded right after each round is judged. Nothing is recorded, stored, or uploaded.

Can you read the machine before it reads you? Show your hand and find out.
Throw rock, paper or scissors at the camera and outsmart a learning AI.
Updated on
Aug 19, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
  • This app may share these data types with third parties
    Device or other IDs
  • No data collected
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  • Data isn’t encrypted