alekgerickson@gmail.com writes:
On Thursday, July 2, 2020 at 7:01:31 PM UTC+2, Mikko wrote:
I have made a game and put it to
https://mlevanto.github.io/Ruuhka.html
As someone who's been accused of having ruuhkatukka, this might appeal.
Do you like it?
Indeed, it has a pleasant time-wasting appeal to it from just a quick
play. Alas my colourblindness slows me down a bit, but the highlighting
of relevant pieces means that's not an stopping point.
Is it an abstract game? can you just write the rules here?
From my best undertstanding:
The game's called 'Traffic Jam', and the task seems to be to park all
the vehicles in their appropriately coloured garages at the corners of
the hexagon in as few moves as possible.
The difficulty levels are as follows:
Helppo = easy, helpohko = easyish, vaikeahko = hardish, vaikea = hard
You can orient a vehicle by clicking on it (it will highlight the
corner it's supposed to go towards as you mouse-over it), and as a
shortcut you can orient all vehicles of one colour towards their
respective garage by clicking on the garage.
You make a move with the 'askel' button. Only cars that can move
one space forward, with no other car trying to also move into that
space will move. That space does not need to be empty at the start
of the move, if it's occupied and its occupant is able to move out,
then that's fine. Spaces into which two or more cars would try to,
but fail to, move seem to be highlit with a ring - clarification is
needed from Mikko if I've got that right.
Yeah, it's fun and it's frustrating - good one Mikko!
If you want to copy/paste anything, this text is in the public domain.
Phil
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