Boardwalk Solitaire Games

Skill With Random Possibilities

Boardwalk Games offer a wide berth for the development of one's strategy and skill. As the player, on each deal you will declare which rank is to stack where for each rank in the deck.

There are single-player and cooperative two-player variations. Boardwalk may also be dealt identically among players and scored in competition sets. 

A new Java program will soon be available for playing the games.

Hopscotch is the variation upon which the others are built. There is an animated PowerPoint show for how to play Hopscotch. If you don't have MS PowerPoint, then you can download the MS PowerPoint Viewer to see it.


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Strategy: There are 40 options to the player on the deal in Hopscotch.

How to Play PowerPoint Show

Text Instructions

16-bit Game Program (Windows 3.1)

Glossary Concepts of Play (many)

Philosophy Game Design

Screen Shots Various end games


Variations Supported:
 
Hopscotch (Challenging)  
Lucky Seven (Forgivingly fun)  
Sqatsi (Intensely Calculating)  
   

In the glossary:
Lucky Seven for Two - Cooperative Play
Competition Boardwalk (last page)

 


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