Marienbad

## Description

An adaptation of the strategy game Nim, originally written in Poland for the
Odra 1003 mainframe. The game did not originally have a specific title; in
later literature the name _Marienbad_ was applied retroactively. It is one of
the earliest Polish computer games. It was inspired by a variant of Nim seen
in the 1961 movie _Last Year at Marienbad_ and described under the name
“Marienbad” in the magazine _Przekr oj_.

There are several rows (four by default) of matchsticks, with a different
number of matchsticks in each row. Both players (the human and the computer)
take turns, in each move taking away at least one matchstick from a single
row. The player left with the final matchstick loses.