Hoi Polloi Logoi 1.3.1

Hoi Polloi Logoi is a tool designed to assist students in mastering Ancient Greek verb forms through verb parsing and form generation. The game offers the opportunity to earn coins by accurately completing tasks, which can then be used to unlock mythical monsters. Players can customize their gaming experience by selecting preferred tenses, voices, moods, and even toggling accents on or off. With levels that adapt to the player's growing skills, the game provides an increasingly challenging experience.

Special thanks are extended to the Classical Association of Middle, West, and South for their generous support through the CAMWS Faculty-Undergraduate Collaborative Research Grant, as well as to the Loeb Classical Library Foundation for the LCLF Fellowship, and to the University of Winnipeg for their contributions.

The creation of Hoi Polloi Logoi was inspired by the "Hoplite Challenge Cup," a non-digital game devised by Drs. Hardy Hansen and Gerald Quinn for the intense Greek program at CUNY. Dr. Hansen's early guidance and valuable advice significantly influenced the game's development process.