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15 Classic Slide Puzzle
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Version
2.9
In the late 19th century this puzzle drove the entire
world crazy. When Sam Loyd introduced the game to the
public in 1878 he used a trick to arouse interest for
it - he offered a thousand dollars to the one who
could solve it. The puzzle consisted of a little box
with 15 numbered square pieces that could be slid
around to be arranged in rows from 1 in the upper left
corner to 15 last on the bottom row.
But then only the last two tiles 14 and 15 were
scrambled which made the puzzle mathematically
unsolvable and made people rack their brains in vain.
This 15 Classic Slide Puzzle game is more humanistic.
There is always a solution. The software implements a
shuffling algorithm that performs scrambling by random
moving, not by random placing. So you can enjoy the
game having in mind that "there is always a light at
the end of the tunnel".
Besides, you can use some simple effects for a change.
The software offers the option of turning on simple
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