But rather think of it as a solo game based on skill, intelligence and a bit of luck. However, don’t underestimate the simplicity of this game. Your options are to move the peg by jumping forward, backward and sideways. The removal allows for the jumping process to begin. The object of the game is to have as few pegs left in the end as possible. We hope this game will be in your family for generations to come. Bring it along on travels and adventures. Sit around and try to beat your own record on a rainy or snowy day. Give this game a permanent place on your bookshelf, your coffee table, your backpack, or in your vacation home. Our hope is that you all enjoy the game as we have. In a time where there is too much importing, it makes us proud to say our game is totally and entirely made in Switzerland. The entire game was derived in Switzerland and made in Switzerland. Modeled to represent the Swiss symbol and flag, the Swiss Cross, this game is unique and a prodigy of its homeland. Made from Swiss products and Swiss ingenuity, it’s just as you would expect-loaded with Swiss quality. No short cuts were taken, we strive to only deliver quality. We believe the player will see the extra steps in quality we have delivered. As you can see our take on this game is merging an age old idea to meet the needs of the modern life we all live today. From wooden dowels to marbles, everyone has their own take. There are many versions of this game out there. The final great feature to this game is that it’s equipped with a magnet closure. It’s true that our special peg shape is partially designed from my husband’s Grandmother’s Solitaire game which is over a hundred years old. And, not to forget the bit of “vintage” that lives in the game.
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Concluding that this feature means hassle free setup, which saves times and avoids missing or lost pegs. Being designed by a Swiss Engineer, nobody understands simplicity and logic better, which will explain the special and unique design feature of the “instant play” as a plus. Some key features on this new game are: 100% Swiss made. That usually varies between 1 and 4 pegs remaining. Yet this is not surprising since it was originally invented in the 17th Century by a French mathematician! The goal with this game is to have as few pegs left as possible. Peg Solitaire has evolved itself from a game for the entertainment to a thinking game. Our goal with this game is to hopefully provide a bit of solace, a bit of solitude, a bit of quiet to you as you hold the warm wooden game in your hand and begin to strategize your win.
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And don’t forget, bringing the compact portable game up to the mountain cabin, or along camping is a must. It’s small enough and secure enough to bring along anywhere. But if sitting isn’t your idea of relaxing, and your happier on the go, Peg Solitaire travels with ease. To just sit and chill on the sofa and play a game you can hold in your hand is somehow calming. This game just might be able to help with finding some peace. From the “plandemic” to the crazy political spectrum, sometimes we all just need a bit of quiet. We’re all dealing with too much stress these days. Second, we think the timing couldn’t be better. In fact, it’s been noted that by the middle 1600’s, peg solitaire had a great presence in French society and was often played fondly by French Nobility. A simple internet search will easily identify the origins of this game, thus dating back several hundred years. Surely, the idea of Peg Solitaire is not an original idea. First, this is a game that my husband developed. The introduction to this game gives me great pride for several reasons. The all new, Peg Solitaire A Game with History
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