Concede is a digital rendition of the classic board game "Take It Easy".
Concede Project is a digital rendition of the popular board game "Take It Easy". For those unfamiliar with the board game, it's a unique combination of 4-in-a-row and bingo (also known as "loto" in certain regions).
In this game, players begin with an empty board composed of 19 hexagonal tiles, and must draw random tiles each turn to place on the board. Each tile in the game is marked with 3 numbers between 1 to 9, and it's the player's objective to make as many complete rows as possible with the tiles at hand.
The challenge? There are more tiles than spots on the board, and they arrive in a completely random order. The game comes to a close once the board is completely filled, and the final score is computed by summing the points of all of the completed rows. For example, a row of four 5's is worth 20 points, while a row of three 9's is worth 27 points.
As far as system requirements go, the software relies on GTK+ 2.4 and a functioning C compiler. All in all, Concede Project is a fun way to pass the time for any fans of the original board game.
In this game, players begin with an empty board composed of 19 hexagonal tiles, and must draw random tiles each turn to place on the board. Each tile in the game is marked with 3 numbers between 1 to 9, and it's the player's objective to make as many complete rows as possible with the tiles at hand.
The challenge? There are more tiles than spots on the board, and they arrive in a completely random order. The game comes to a close once the board is completely filled, and the final score is computed by summing the points of all of the completed rows. For example, a row of four 5's is worth 20 points, while a row of three 9's is worth 27 points.
As far as system requirements go, the software relies on GTK+ 2.4 and a functioning C compiler. All in all, Concede Project is a fun way to pass the time for any fans of the original board game.
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