Senku (doesn’t sound like Thank You)
The peg solitaire on the cross-shaped board: jump one peg over another into an empty hole and the jumped peg comes off; you win by leaving just one, and it’s perfect if it ends in the centre. Seven levels, from the classic practice shapes (Cross, Plus, Fireplace…) to the full board, with undo and hints. Flat design, no frills. With a gamepad, it vibrates on every jump.
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No gamepad: connect it and press a button so the browser detects it.
Controls and rules
- Gamepad: D-pad or left stick move the cursor; A picks the peg and A again, on the hole, jumps; B lets go; X undoes; Y restarts (twice); Select gives a hint; Start goes back to the menu.
- Keyboard (click the game first): arrows or WASD move the cursor; Space or Enter pick the peg and jump; Z or Backspace undo; R restarts; H gives a hint; Esc lets go of the peg or goes back to the menu. In the menu, 1 to 7 choose the level. F: full screen.
- Touchscreen or mouse: tap a peg and then the hole it jumps to. If only one peg can reach an empty hole, just tap the hole.
- Jumps go in a straight line (up, down or sideways, never diagonally) over a neighbouring peg into the empty hole right behind it; the jumped peg comes off the board. The game ends when no jump is left. Every level has a solution that leaves the last peg in the centre.
- Three stars for a single peg in the centre, two for a single peg elsewhere and one for two pegs. A hint picks a peg and shows where to jump so you can still finish in the centre; with hints, two stars at most. Undo is free. The best stars of each level are kept, and if you reload the page the game picks up where you left off.