Figure 2 Positional memory quest board game for matching symbols with minimum number of mouse clicks Classical image or word puzzles have easy construction process as board mini-games. The image building parts or the letters of a work puzzle are represented as objects, which should be moved o the right positions (wrong moves are possible). Logical quest may require action types different than move — such as simple and double clicks onto objects and object rotations, horizontal or vertical flips. Fig. 2 gives a view of a positional quest board game for matching symbols with minimum number of mouse clic The gamer has opened the first ks, for shortest time possi ble. box containing a picture of a symbol (let say, a triangle), and now has to open a second such box (containing again a triang trying to match the other symbo e) by a single click. W where is located the second triangle. So, if the gamer will o it with a single click, both the hile s, he or she has to remember pen positions with triangle object will stay opened with a melody played for the right match, otherwise they will both close with a disappointing noise and the number of wrong clicks will increase by one.
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