ALL ABOARD THE TRIPEAKS TRAIN!
Welcome, dear passenger, to the most difficult, mind-bending, puzzling tripeaks adventure on this side of the digital divide—Tripeaks Train!
Imagine yourself as the conductor of a whimsical train, filled with mysterious, number-clad wagons that are just begging to be sorted out. But beware! This isn’t your grandpa’s solitaire!
The Locomotive Lowdown
In Tripeaks Train, you’re not just playing cards; you’re navigating a fleet of train wagons stacked on intricate tracks.
Picture this: each wagon holds a number and, much like the rogue sock in your laundry, can only be picked if it’s adjacent to the number on your active wagon. Got it? Good—let’s chug along!
Wagon Whatnots
Available Wagons: These cheeky little numbers can be yours for the picking, but only if their digits dance just one step up or down from your current active wagon.
Not Available Wagons: Nope! No dice! No peeks allowed here until the path is clear. These mysterious wagons keep their numbers hidden like a magician’s secrets.
Active Wagons: This is your champion, your leading card (or should we say, wagon). It’s the numerical nexus around which all your picking decisions will twirl.
Previous Wagons: Ah, sweet nostalgia. This is a little recap of your wagon-picking history—a homage to the ones you’ve already conquered.
Rescue Stock: Think of this as your emergency stash, your secret cache, your knight in shining armor. When the going gets tough and the numbers just don’t line up, give the Rescue Stock a nudge!
Player Moves
Pick an Available Wagon: Spot an available wagon with a number that tickles the fancy of your current Active Wagon? Tap it! Just make sure the numbers align in that perfect one-point difference.
Touch the Rescue Stock: Running out of moves? No problemo! Tap the Rescue Stock and let the first wagon there become your new Active Wagon. It’s like having a secret weapon in your back pocket—but remember, it’s not an infinite supply!
Give Up: We know, sometimes the cards just aren’t in your favor. If you’re feeling more stuck than a car in gridlock, it’s okay to throw in the towel. There’s always another ride on the Tripeaks Train.