Track

The basic concept of this game is the same as in Rimtrix, MrPill, or Street Shuffle: manipulate (in this case: place) tiles to guide a marble (or other moving entity). But while these games are arcadish in nature, Track is a turn-based strategy that you play against the computer.

The rules of the game are simple: If you are the one who places the tile that makes the ball roll into the top right target field, you've won. If you are the one who places a tile that makes the ball roll of the sides, you've lost. That's all.

The colors of the game are completely configurable. It should be possible to set them in a way that the game becomes playable on a notebook with LCD screen. The window can be resized at will. Track runs under Win32s, except that it cannot announce who has won.

Steckbrief

• Author: Derek Smith
• Year: 1996
• Country of Origin:

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• Track (148kB, ZIP)