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Games: Fun Examples🔗ℹ

The PLT Games executable (or plt-games on Unix) lets you select one of the games distributed by PLT or other games installed as sub-collections of the "games" collection (see Implementing New Games).

    1 Bundled Games

      1.1  Aces — Solitaire Card Game

      1.2  Go Fish — Kid’s Card Game

      1.3  Crazy 8s — Card Game

      1.4  Blackjack — 21 Card Game

      1.5  Rummy — Card Game

      1.6  Spider — Solitaire Card Game

      1.7  Memory — Kid’s Game

      1.8  Slidey — Picture Puzzle

      1.9  Same — Dot-Removing Game

        1.9.1 The Rules

        1.9.2 Scoring

      1.10  Minesweeper — Logic Game

      1.11  Paint By Numbers — Logic Game

      1.12  Lights Out — Logic Game

      1.13  Pousse — Tic-Tac-Toe-like Game

      1.14  Gobblet — Strategy Game

        1.14.1 Game Rules

        1.14.2 Controls

        1.14.3 Auto-Play

      1.15  Jewel — 3-D Skill Game

      1.16  Parcheesi — Board Game

      1.17  Checkers — Board Game

      1.18  Chat Noir — Puzzle Game

        1.18.1 Overview

        1.18.2 The World

        1.18.3 Breadth-first Search

        1.18.4 Board to Graph

        1.18.5 The Cat’s Path

        1.18.6 Drawing the Cat

        1.18.7 Drawing the World

        1.18.8 Handling Input

        1.18.9 Tests

        1.18.10 Run, program, run

      1.19  Tally Maze — Maze Enumeration Game

      1.20  GCalc — Visual λ-Calculus

        1.20.1 The Window Layout

        1.20.2 User Interaction

        1.20.3 Cube operations

    2 Implementing New Games

    3 Showing Scribbled Help

    4 Showing Text Help