View topic - Ernya Game Guide: Pegs
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To start the game, click on start after the game loads. Once you do, the timer will begin to count down. To move a sphere click on it, then click on the space you want to move it to. When you have taken all the spheres off the board and the last is resting on the white circle, you have completed a round. Click on Next to move on. There is also an Undo button that will take you back to your next move. The game only gives you gold when the timer runs out before you've completed a stage. If you click Quit during a round, or refresh/click out of the window, you won't earn any gold.
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Pegs consists of round spheres that you move around a grid of circles, one of them white. The object of the game is to get one remaining sphere resting on the space with the white circle before your timer reaches zero. You are given 60 seconds time at the start. To play, you must move a sphere so it 'jumps over' an adjoining one. When you do this, the sphere disappears and you can make your next move. Keep moving spheres until you have them placed so the only one remaining will rest on the white circle. Think of it like how you take checker pieces off a board.
If you make a mistake, you can click Undo and reverse the spheres to your last move. You can continue clicking it to reverse moves, all the way to the beginning setup of the grid.
Note - The timer doesn't reset at the start of each new stage, so want to complete each stage as quickly as you can, so you have more time to use for the next round. When you win a stage, 15 secs will be added to the time you have left.
Here is a visual rundown of how a game is completed.
This is the game board before any moves have been made.
The hovering sphere has been clicked on. Note the circle I want to move it to has lit up white. If you cannot move a sphere, no circle will light up.
See now that the sphere I moved over has disappeared.
You do not have to move the same sphere around the board. Most times you will need to make your moves around the board with different spheres.
Setting up the last move towards the ending circle.
Last move of the game.
Game complete! 15 secs has been added to my time, and I must click Next to continue playing if I want to gain gold.
If you make a mistake, you can click Undo and reverse the spheres to your last move. You can continue clicking it to reverse moves, all the way to the beginning setup of the grid.
Note - The timer doesn't reset at the start of each new stage, so want to complete each stage as quickly as you can, so you have more time to use for the next round. When you win a stage, 15 secs will be added to the time you have left.
Here is a visual rundown of how a game is completed.
This is the game board before any moves have been made.
The hovering sphere has been clicked on. Note the circle I want to move it to has lit up white. If you cannot move a sphere, no circle will light up.
See now that the sphere I moved over has disappeared.
You do not have to move the same sphere around the board. Most times you will need to make your moves around the board with different spheres.
Setting up the last move towards the ending circle.
Last move of the game.
Game complete! 15 secs has been added to my time, and I must click Next to continue playing if I want to gain gold.
1. Use the board. There aren't a bunch of extra holes (in most games, there aren't any extra holes).
2. Look for patterns - triangles, diagonals, chains, etc.
3. Pay attention to where the final hole is and note all the possible pairs of holes off of it.
4.
- FIRST?! DD;;
hurr hurr thanks for this thread,
I've been wondering how to play it > v >
Am I the only one who can't figure out how to get gold off these? I don't think the guide mentioned it.
I like the game quite a lot since I think the game and gold given is worth it due to the time you take.
Other games take too long and give less gold than this ._. xD
Other games take too long and give less gold than this ._. xD
Each round you complete is worth ten points so if you'd finished 1 or 2 more rounds, you could have made the scoreboard. Basically, if you divide the high scores by ten, you'll know how many rounds that person completed to make the scoreboard.
Verse wrote:Each round you complete is worth ten points so if you'd finished 1 or 2 more rounds, you could have made the scoreboard. Basically, if you divide the high scores by ten, you'll know how many rounds that person completed to make the scoreboard.
Its accualy 15 points peround...thats what i get! ;3
lunalove wrote:You get 15 seconds added to your timer for each round but you only get 10 points towards your final score.Verse wrote:Each round you complete is worth ten points so if you'd finished 1 or 2 more rounds, you could have made the scoreboard. Basically, if you divide the high scores by ten, you'll know how many rounds that person completed to make the scoreboard.
Its accualy 15 points peround...thats what i get! ;3
That chime is loud, if I am trying to listen to music on my computer. ><