Leapfrog for Windows

1995 · MS-DOS · Windows 3.x · Penguin Programs

Leapfrog is a challenging and addictive solitaire game which is often played with a deck of cards, although other types of tokens such as tiles can also be used. All that's important to the game itself is that each token (card, tile, or whatever) is uniquely identified by the combination of two characteristics. In the case of a standard deck of cards, these would be the suit and rank. Briefly, the game consists of dealing out the tokens and then re-combining them into piles according to the rules of play. The goal is to end up with as few piles as possible. In many cases, even if you play optimally, you will not be able to play all the tokens and end up with only one pile. Provisions are made within the mouse functions for dealing and moving tokens. The main menu and Game provide capabilities to start or restart a game, and to undo a move. Scrolling is in general handled automatically, but manual scroll buttons are activated on the menu bar when appropriate. Now, check out the details of how to play and have a ball!