Tracassin

In the 1920s, a wind of tracassiere madness blew from America across the world, matched only by the rubi-cubic madness of the previous decade. Tracassin lets you rediscover the fascination exerted by these wooden breakers... With a few advantages.
For a start, whereas you could remove a piece from most old-fashioned puzzles to achieve your goal, it's impossible to cheat with Tracassin. What's more, Tracassin offers you three games in one: the Target, the Road to Slide (the town where these games are rumoured to have been invented) and the most famous, the most difficult, the 'A' Game.
After the presentation screen, you can tackle the first problem. Type the letter of the piece to be moved: it will move automatically if there's only one possible direction. Otherwise, Tracassin will ask you to designate a direction. With a mouse, the cursor on the screen looks like an arrow. If it were a real one, you could shoot the author of these idiotic games... But no.
Click on menus to activate them, on pieces to move them... The right button means NO and is also used to exit a menu without validating; the left means YES. (Oui, adv. Marks a positive response, an approval; as opposed to NON. Petit Larousse Illustre).

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