Description:
Klotski 1.3.2
by Philippe Fremy phil@freehackers.org
Graphics by Ben Adler benadler@bigfoot.de
Klotski is small brick game which has its root in a wooden game named (in french) Ane rouge. The goal is to bring the red piece to its destination by moving other pieces. It sounds simple but it is a real brainteaser.
There was a klotski game on Windows 3.1, and this is where all levels are from.
To run Klotski:
If you are Windows, simply download the exe file from here and run it.
In other situations, you need to use Python to run it. Klotski requires Python 3.5 (at least) and PyQt 5.
Type:
python3 -m pip install klotski
To play:
python3 -m klotski
This was my first program using Python and PyQt back in 2001.
Contributions and feedback are gladly welcome. Especially, bug, new levels or new tile themes. To add new levels, just edit boards.kts, the format is pretty simple. To add new tile themes, look at pixmap/THEMES.txt and replace the image klotski-tiles.png .
For any bugs or feedback, please use the GitHub page: https://github.com/bluebird75/klotski
Full solution to Ane Rouge are available here.
Release history
v1.3.2: 22 Nov 2021
fix bug due to new window resizing capability. Add executable for Windows.
v1.3.1: 16 May 2021
window may be resized smaller than the board, to fit smaller screens
v1.3: 10 September 2020
make it installable through pypi.org and pip
move project to GitHub
internal:
add type annotations
port from PyQt3 to PyQt5
version 1.2: 01 June 2006
Windows version with installer: Setup-Klotski-1.2-20060601.exe
version 1.1: 17 November 2004
Unix version: klotski-1-1.tar.bz2
Windows Version with installer: Setup-Klotski-1.1-20050416.exe
version 1.0 : 23 January 2001
Unix version: klotski-1.0.tar.bz2
Windows version (no installer): klotski-1.0.zip
License
For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.
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