A simple enough solitaire game.
13 piles are placed onto the table, with any Kings being pushed to the bottom of the pile.

You can shuffle the cards around the table, one at a time, placing a card onto a card one-higher, as long as it is NOT of the same suit.
eg, you can place a Nine of Diamonds on top of a Ten of Hearts, Clubs or Spades, but NOT onto a Ten of Diamonds.

The four foundation piles work as standard, and must be increased from Ace to King in the same suit.

Your task, as always, is to fill all four foundation piles.

You can Play Baker's Dozen Solitaire in the Shoebox where you'll find it in the Card Games collection.

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The plan
Since the Pool game is still looking way too far away from completion, I opted to make another quick interim game.
Chess!

The Reality
Two and a half days into chess, with everything flowing wonderfully well, I started to tackle the AI, and adding the main rules in, like Checkmates, and things like that.

The Result
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AL's currently playing at the level of "Beating Me Often", but it's been a LONG time since I played Chess, and I'm really not all that good!

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Took AGES getting even simple movement working yesterday.

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One Sheep.
One Rule.
Go Left.
(And maybe jump a bit, too)

If you've a Switch, and have downloaded PetitCom4 from the (Currently) Japan-Only eShop (vague instructions here), you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key...

4V4P3K334

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Yesterday I decided, enough's enough.
It's time to get on and finish that Pool game once and for all, and stop faffing about with 100 or so sideprojects to take my mind off it..

How'd I do?

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Come on, Jay.. Finish the pool game, already!!

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This week's PetitSwitch game has been decided on, and is already half coded!
A few additional spike paths, some points, and maybe a couple of different themes, and all should be good to go for Thursday night.

Last night's Foldapuz game is the 52nd game on the site.
I'm quite happy with that number, as it's quite literally AGameAWeek!

Other fun numbers
52 games, 8 puzzles each per day = 416 puzzles every single day.
7 days = 2,912 puzzles each week.
365 days = 151,840 puzzles every single year!

Blimey!! That's a lot of puzzles.

I've a few nips and tucks to do to the new version of the site, but .. For now at least, it's a little more usable than the previous version.
Or at least, I think it is.
What do you think?!