Double Tower of Hanoi Solitaire

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Double Tower of Hanoi Solitaire Cards Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions

• Starting the Game
  • On the welcome screen, select Play to begin.
  • Select Help to learn the game’s rules.
  • Select High Scores to view the game’s leaderboard.
  • Use the drop-down list on the bottom right corner of the screen to choose the game’s language.
  • Your web browser automatically saves your game progress.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • With your mouse, left click on the card to select it. Drag and drop it to the desired location.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap on a card with your fingers and swipe it to the desired location.
  • Controls and indicators
    • The game’s controls and indicators are located at the right side of the screen. From the top, they are as follows:
      • Move counter
      • Level number
      • Cumulative score
      • Undo button
      • Reset button
      • Bottom row (clockwise from left):
        • Pause button
        • Enlarge button: Lets you switch between windowed and full-screen modes
        • Music button: Turns the game’s music on and off
        • Speaker button: Turns the game’s audio effects on and off
• Game Play
  • Levels
    • Levels are unlocked sequentially:
      • Only the first level is playable at the start of the game.
      • Finishing one level automatically unlocks the next one.
    • There are 3 levels in the game
    • Each time you reload the game, you have 2 options:
      • Continue from the last level you’ve unlocked.
      • Start a new playthrough. This will erase your previous progress.
  • This game is a variation of the traditional Tower of Hanoi setup.
    • Instead of disks, this version of the game uses a stack of playing cards from 9 to Ace.
    • The movement rules are similar.
      • Cards can only be moved to blank spaces or on top of bigger cards.
      • Cards can only be placed with others of the same suit.
    • Unlike our other card-based Tower of Hanoi game, this uses 2 suits of cards.
      • The two suit version of the game is easier because players have more piles to work with to enable more moves.
    • Rather than moving the cards from the left stack to the right, you must form 2 stacks of different suits from 6 separate piles.
      • The cards are not in order.
      • Cards from different suits are spread amongst each other.
    • Your goal is to build up a pair of card stacks in their own piles. Each stack must be composed of a single suit of cards in the proper order.
      • You can form the finished stack in any of the piles.
      • Move the cards around each of the stacks until you reach your goals.
      • The level ends when you finish arranging the stacks in the correct order.
  • Scoring
    • Your game score is cumulative across levels.
      • At the start of the first level, you begin with -52 points.
      • The game in turn subtracts 52 points in every subsequent level.
      • You score points each time you place the numbers in the proper order (9 at the top, 8 above 9, and so on.)
    • You also get a bonus if you solve the puzzle within the minimum number of moves.
    • Take too long and you receive no bonus points.
    • You have the option to save your score to the leaderboard after finishing all 3 levels.
  • Assistance
    • You only have one form of assistance in this game: undos
    • Each level gives you only 3 undos. You get 3 new undos through each level.
  • Starting over
    • If you’re ever stuck, consider starting over using the reset button. It will bring the stacks back to their original configuration.
    • If you want to shuffle the stacks, simply exit to the welcome screen via the pause button, then start the game again.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like stack organizing games.
    • We also offer Tower of Hanoi Solitaire, which contains 1 suit and 3 columns.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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CardGames.pro published this Logic on July 31, 2022