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Revision as of 10:57, 30 August 2019
Pegged is a video game version of various peg board solitaire games. The program was developed by Mike Blaylock and was published by Microsoft in their Microsoft Entertainment Pack For Windows for Windows 3 in 1990.
My family's first computer came with the first Entertainment Pack which included Pegged. I played dozens of times and even recorded the winning moves for the arrangements I was able to beat. However, because the game is so simplistic, I haven't bothered to try and beat all of the arrangements.
Status
I do not own this game, and I have not beaten the more difficult arrangements.
Review
- Overall: 2/10
- Best Version: Windows 3
— This section contains spoilers! —
Good
- The game accurately enforces the basic rules of peg solitaire.
- It's nice that the game includes several additional arrangements rather than just the traditional one.
Bad
- Games are very short. A skilled player can beat all the arrangements in a couple of minutes.
Ugly
- There is little in the way of media. There is no music, sound, or animation. No title graphics, no ending sequence.
Media
High Scores
Arrangement | Remaining Pegs |
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Cross | 1 (center) |
Plus | 1 (center) |
Fireplace | 2 |
Up Arrow | 2 |
Pyramid | 1 (center) |
Diamond | 1 (center) |
Solitaire | 3 |