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Nov 3, 2024 | 
mobygames.com | Ryan Armstrong
XShisen is a Mahjong solitaire game, usually known as Shisen-Sho. The objective is to remove all tiles from the board by selecting matching pairs of tiles. The tiles can be removed if a line can be drawn between the tiles with no more than three orthogonal segments that does not overlap any other tiles. Practically, this usually means that the tiles are on the same side of the game board, or are adjacent, though this simplification is less applicable as more tiles are removed.
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Oct 11, 2024 | 
mobygames.com | Ryan Armstrong
Overview Credits Reviews Covers Screenshots Videos Promos Trivia Specs Releases Patches Prices Forum Contribute Released October 12, 1998 on Linux Credits 1 person Moby Score n/a Genre Puzzle Perspective Top-down Visual Fixed / flip-screen Pacing Turn-based Gameplay Cards / tiles Interface Point and select Business Model Freeware / Free-to-play / Public Domain Media Type Download Input Devices Supported/Optional Keyboard, Mouse [ view all 9 specs ] Description X Solitaire is a basic...
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Sep 28, 2024 | 
mobygames.com | Ryan Armstrong
Description XMille is a re-implementation of the Parker Brothers Mille Bornes card game for the X Window System. The objective is to be the first to reach a distance of 700 kilometers, which can be optionally extended to 1000 kilometers by the first player to reach it. Each turn consists of pulling a single card from the deck, followed by either playing or discarding a card. Distance is accrued by playing cards corresponding to the distance to travel.
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Sep 23, 2024 | 
mobygames.com | Ryan Armstrong
Xvier is a clone of the Milton Bradley board game Connect Four for the X Window System. The player and computer take turns dropping pieces into a grid. The objective is to end up with four pieces in a row horizontally, vertically or diagonally. This version is rather simple, with only the ability to play against a computer, not another player. The board size and computer difficulty can be changed with command-line arguments.
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Aug 16, 2024 | 
mobygames.com | Ryan Armstrong
Bsdgames is a package of terminal games and amusements that were historically packaged with BSD.
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Aug 13, 2024 | 
mobygames.com | Ryan Armstrong
Description XPacman is a simplified and somewhat different version of Pac-Man for the X Window System on Linux/Unix. Like Pac-Man itself, you play as a yellow disc which eats pellets around a maze and avoid ghosts. As per the original, there are also power pellets in the maze, which will allow you to eat the ghosts for a limited period of time. Where this version differs is the maze layout, which is randomly generated on the start of each game.
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Aug 8, 2024 | 
blog.oup.com | Ryan Armstrong |Amrit Shergill
By Ryan M. Armstrong August 8th 2024 Perhaps the most popular command in the Bible is to “love your friend”—or “neighbor,” as it’s commonly translated— “as yourself” (Lev 19:18). Less popular today are the preceding verses, which command friends to rebuke each other if one has sinned.
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Aug 2, 2024 | 
mobygames.com | Ryan Armstrong
aka: Black Jack Moby ID: 98413 Overview Credits Reviews Covers Screenshots Videos Promos Trivia Specs Releases Patches Prices Forum Contribute Released August 3, 1987 on Mainframe Credits Contribute Moby Score n/a Genre GamblingPerspective Text-based / SpreadsheetPacing Turn-basedGameplay Cards / tilesInterface Text parser Description BJ is an early terminal implementation of Blackjack.
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Jun 19, 2024 | 
mobygames.com | Ryan Armstrong
Spider is an early implementation of the Spider Patience/Solitaire card game originally for NeWS on Sun OS, then ported to the X Window System. Spider is a two-deck card game, where the objective is to fully organize the board into eight stacks, where each stack consists of an entire suit sorted from King to (low) Ace. Once the stack is complete, it can be moved as one to the foundation pile to free the space in the board for use.
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Jun 7, 2024 | 
mobygames.com | Ryan Armstrong
aka: Monopoly Moby ID: 98855 Overview Credits Reviews Covers Screenshots Videos Promos Trivia Specs Releases Patches Prices Forum Contribute no cover add cover Released June 8, 1982 on Mainframe Credits 1 person Moby Score n/a Genre Strategy / tactics Perspective Text-based / Spreadsheet Pacing Turn-based Gameplay Board game Interface Text parser Business Model Freeware / Free-to-play / Public Domain Input Devices Supported/Optional Keyboard Multiplayer Options Hot Seat Number of Offline...
