Pixel Center

Pixel Center is a game of guessing and marking 📌 the centers of randomly formed islets 🏝️ on the sea 🌊. In Pixel Center, a random island first appears on the screen and the ⌛ 60-second countdown begins. You are expected to guess the center of the island formed on the screen. For this, you need to hold the center marker ⭕ on the white platform at the bottom of the screen and drop it to the place you guessed. Then the real center of the island appears on the screen. This center is calculated with the k-Means clustering algorithm, which is a machine learning algorithm. A line is drawn between the place you guessed and the center of the island and the proximity to the center is written on the screen in 📏 meters. At the same time, points are taken according to the proximity to the center. All predictions you make within 60 seconds are calculated and visualized on the radar at the top of the screen. At the end of the game, 📊 statistics for total mark, average close to the center, successful and unsuccessful mark are presented. Pixel Center can be associated with "Measurement of Environment" and "Measurement of Area" in the primary school curriculum, and with the subjects in which the coordinate system is used in secondary school. The game contains dotted and squared paper representations used in the introductory level teaching of perimeter and area measurements, thanks to its pixel design. Coordinate system representations are used in both center estimation and radar representation in the game. ABOUT THE GAME ✔️ Islets in the game are completely randomly generated. There is no specific pattern and it does not repeat. ✔️ The centers of the formed islets are calculated with the k-Means clustering algorithm, which is a machine learning algorithm. ✔️ The distance between your guessed place and the center of the island is calculated and displayed in Meters (m). ✔️ Play time is 60 seconds. ✔️ All markings made are visible on the radar located at the top of the screen. ✔️ No personal data is collected and requested. ✔️ It is entirely free. ✔️ The development process continues.