Work your way from Levels 1 and 2 up to Level Q - the highest level of mastery - by creating increasingly difficult configurations of columns on the gameboard.

The two questions I always ask when looking at games are; Whats this about and, Is this solitaire only, or can I play it with others To answer these questions, I have listed a brief summary of each game (stolen from the games page) and listed the number of players supported.

These puzzle-games challenge the player to clear a grid of tokens or pegs.

The game is played by jumping a peg over one other into an empty space.

Using a ground-breaking development of the programmed paragraph solitaire system, Ambush gives the player control of an American squad, faced with a variety of missions against an ever-changing, hidden German foe.

The variable events, innumerable tactical options, and wealth of unexpected occurrences make Ambush a solitaire gaming experience unlike any that has gone before.

The player selects and arms his squad, providing each soldier with command and initiative ratings, perception, weapons skill, driving skill, and movement capability.

Soldiers move freely, as far as the player wishes, checking for events each time they move.until the sequenced action founds are triggered by the whine of German bullets.

If I remember correctly I played the 1st two missions solitaire then on a suggestion from my best friend at the time we played it with 6 people each playing one soldier.

We got in a big argument as my friend wanted to force me to restart or toss out the result.

The grid itself is divided into four 4x4 areas of a different color.

On each area four rectangular cubes of the same color as the area are placed.

The object is to move the cubes in such a way that at the end the areas contain cubes of a different color matching a previously drawn objective card.

In the solitaire game, you try to use all the connecting rods.

In the multiplayer game, you try to create a situation that will prevent your opponent from making a connection.

The differences are significant in that they add many new ideas and features that make the game much more strategic.

Also, the game uses mah-jongg sized wooden tiles instead of cards, making it both easy and beautiful to play.

I guess there already are such games.

Card games. No reason why you cant use these tiles instead.

I ended up buying two sets for those card games that require two decks of cards.

The surface may have numerous tiny pits and bumps, making the behavior of the ball all the more erratic, but that arguably adds to the challenge.

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