AbstractNetwork Solitaire
AbstractNetwork Solitaire
Note on Solitaire games (in general): If you start the game with the cards face up, you
either shuffle all the cards, put them in a pile and then draw a card at the time and lay out one
at the time carefully avoiding to get three diamond shapes on the grid Or start the game as in
“the Mist” with the cards facing down. In the later case you may always choose to flip a card
face up as an action as long as there are cards facing down. You could also start the game by
placing them in numerical order (see print layout), either face up or face down.
As in the original game the player choose between circle and square, the diamond shape is
for the Deck A.I. As you play the solitaire game you have limited actions. You may choose
to either turn a card around 180 degrees or move a card from any outer position of the grid
to its opposite side position and slide the other cards accordingly to make room within the
grid.
The objective is the same as in the original game, main goal is to be the first to assemble
(up to) five of your chosen symbol according to the chosen difficulty level.
If you find it difficult to resolve, increase the amount of shapes the A.I has to assemble. The
Solitaire Games could both be used as training and as cooperative games.
Deck A.I : If at any point there is three diamond shapes w
ithin the grid, the player loses!
As before, if at any point there is three diamond shapes within the grid, the player loses!
This time the Deck A.I. has actions and turns of its own: The player and the deck takes
turns as if there were two players. All choices of the Deck A.I. follows a specific sequence.
Repeat as many times necessary until either the player or the deck A.I. wins the game.
the sequence
1) Moves left top card to the bottom of that column and slides the other cards to make room.
2) Moves the top right card to the left of that row and slides the other cards to make room.
3) Moves the bottom right card to the top of that column and slides the other cards to make room.
4) Switching places between the two middle cards on the grid.
5) Moves the rightmost column to the leftmost side.
6) Turn the left bottom card around 180 degrees.