Blue Moon

Blue Moon project is a Unix-based game of Blue Moon solitaire, a classic 52-card game that has entertained players for years. The game starts with the deck shuffled and laid out in four rows. The objective is to move the aces to the leftmost end of the layout, which creates four free spaces at the beginning of the game.

To make a move, you can only move a card to a space that matches the left neighbor in suit and is one rank higher. Kings are the highest cards, so they can't be placed to the right. These moves create dead spaces that can't be filled.

When no moves are available, the game shuffles any cards that are out of sequence and deals them face up after the partial sequences, leaving a card space after each sequence. This creates a row with 14 cards. The game can't last for more than 13 deals.

A good score is 1-3 deals, while 4-7 is average, and 8 or more is poor. This game is challenging yet entertaining and will keep you engaged for hours.

The latest release of Blue Moon project has focused on changes in the packaging, ensuring that it's easier to install and play. If you're a fan of solitaire games, then Blue Moon project is definitely worth checking out.