Cool concept! Also great that you turned his game into an online game :) I think it would be cool if the delays would be shorter and maybe you could control the game with keys alternatively. Also, another thing is that if the required score for the next stage is 1 or less, I think it could roll automatically. There could also be other things added such as having cards with more or less than four max dice. Or having influence on other players (if more than one is playing). Such as giving a player of your choice (or even all of them sometimes) a yellow card or make them skip their next turn or make them take a move back or something. Just some ideas :)

Nice, I finished it without speaking a single word of the language :D Pro tip for anyone like me who doesn’t really understand a word, but still wants to play the minigames: For the question rounds, always pick the option with the highest character count. The correct answer usually has some extra information it seems. (But hurry until this hack gets fixed :P)

Well done! I also like the background music. I suggest you try to use the SmoothMover class. Mose visible with the basketball, you see how the ball suddenly moves directly downwards instead of further slowly decreasing movement in the right/left direction. The SmoothMover class keeps track of subpixel (or subcell) movement. Also, I’d prefer if the screen with the controls at the start of the game would disappear upon pressing a button instead of disappearing after a short time. It’s not really possible to read all that information before the controls disappear. Aaaand... Impossible is not really impossible :P

But it was also a bit of fun looking through the code and compare the sometimes ridiculous thoughts I had nine years ago with the actual things I’m doing in my daily job programming traffic lights nowadays.

Man kann gut cheaten, indem man die erste IP-Adresse zuordnet und diese dann erneut zuordnet (anstatt die neue zuzuordnen), bis sie verschwindet ;)