The game plays better if you play it for a short time and then come back to it at a later date. Since the game doesn’t really change from puzzle to puzzle, I find it hard for someone to want to play the game for long stretches of time. The gameplay never changes and a lot of the puzzles are very similar with only a couple of the penguins being in different locations.
Every puzzle is essentially the same except for a different arrangement of penguins at the beginning. The repetitive nature is the biggest problem that I had with Cool Moves. At about the 25th puzzle I started to get bored with the concept of the game and it will probably be quite a while before I pick up the game again. After playing some puzzles I started to bore of the game and had to put it away for a while and come back to it later. I don’t see it as a game that you would want to play for more than 30 minutes at a time. It is the type of game that you would only want to play in short doses though. Fun But RepetitiveĪs I have already mentioned, when I was a kid I enjoyed playing Hi-Q.
The player has successfully completed the puzzle. The player has removed all but one of the penguins. The objective of each puzzle is to eliminate all but one of the penguins one by one. To set up the puzzle, place a penguin piece on the corresponding spaces on the game board. Each card features a picture of the game board with some pictures of penguins.
PEG SOLITAIRE GAME HOW TO
How to PlayĬool Moves includes 40 different puzzle cards. So let’s take a look at how Cool Moves is played. The only real differences between the games are the fact that the board in Cool Moves is smaller than Hi-Q and in Cool Moves a lot of the puzzles begin with more than one empty space on the board. I bring this up because the game Cool Moves plays very similar to those old games like Hi-Q and Solitaire. I usually ended up with two or three pegs left on the board at the end of the game. I remember enjoying the game despite never being able to clear all of the pegs. Have you ever played a game like Hi-Q where the object of the game is to systematically get rid of one peg at a time by having one piece jump over another? I remember playing Hi-Q when I was a young.
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