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Aug. 29th, 2002 09:59 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
geminigirlMy Dad is the kind of guy who decided that he was going to play Freecell, starting with game #1 and going all the way through until he finished game #32000 or whatever it was. It took quite a while, but he did finish.
He's having surgery in a couple of weeks, and it would be kind of nice for him to have a new game to play while he recovers. He doesn't do well with anything that requires him to compete against a clock...his eye-hand coordination isn't quick enough for that, and he can't handle a mouse very well, although a mouse is better than a keyboard.
I'm looking for game suggestions here...puzzle or card type games that me might enjoy that wouldn't involve speed or ultra precision mousing.
Any thoughts?
He's having surgery in a couple of weeks, and it would be kind of nice for him to have a new game to play while he recovers. He doesn't do well with anything that requires him to compete against a clock...his eye-hand coordination isn't quick enough for that, and he can't handle a mouse very well, although a mouse is better than a keyboard.
I'm looking for game suggestions here...puzzle or card type games that me might enjoy that wouldn't involve speed or ultra precision mousing.
Any thoughts?
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Date: 2002-08-29 10:25 am (UTC)Fool's Errand
Date: 2002-08-29 11:23 pm (UTC)www.the-underdogs.org/game.php?id=422 for M$
machines, and at the creator's website,
www.fools-errand.com for the Mac. I highly
recommend this game for anyone who likes
hard puzzles of sorts. Too bad they don't have an
X version; I'm awaiting VMware and more memory so
I can play it.
There are tons of games at
the-underdogs.org that might catch your dad's
interest.