Puzzle Collection v8853-1maemo3
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Votes: 26
Free & Open Source license
Votes: 26
Free & Open Source license
Simon Tatham's Portable Puzzle Collection - 1-player puzzle games
Simon Tatham's Portable Puzzle Collection contains a number of popular puzzle games for one player. It currently consists of these games:
- Topological deduction games: Bridges; Loopy; Map; Net, based on FreeNet; Slant
- Tile manipulation games: Cube; Fifteen; Flip; Netslide; Sixteen; Twiddle
- Black Box
- Dominosa
- Filling, based on Fillomino
- Galaxies, based on Tentai Show
- Guess, based on Mastermind
- Inertia
- Light Up
- Mines, based on Minesweeper
- Pattern, an implementation of nonograms
- Pegs, an implementation of several versions of peg solitaire
- Rectangles, based on Divide by Squares
- Same Game
- Solo, based on Sudoku
- Tents
- Unequal, based on Futoshiki
- Untangle, based on Planarity
and others
The following controls have been implemented to help N900 usage:
right mouse = control + click
- middle mouse = shift + click
Updated 2010-04-05 17:00 UTC
| Author | Riku Voipio |
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Hi everyone, you can find the instructions/help to the puzzles by clicking on the "manual" links here:
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/puzzles/
As stated by others, a quick help for every puzzle would be great.
Another problem is that some puzzles depend on a proper mouse, no right-clicking for flags in "mines" with a touch interface!
Great puzzles. I prefer these over action games. Only comment is that "instructions" would be helpful
Great puzzles - would want to have the documentation on N900 as well as I don't have Internet access everywhere ...
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/puzzles/doc/index.html
Excellent set of puzzles, very enjoyable. This could do with at least basic instructions for each puzzle though - some are too complex to work out how to play if you don't know them.
Thanks for releasing this, exactly my cup of tea this sort of thing! :D
Great collection !!
Who needs the ovi store when you have the excellent Maemo community :)
Nice puzzles but, is there a way to include a short how to for every single of them? I know some of them but not all...
Very nice puzzles. Need a screenshot.
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