Game · GB

Lazlos' Leap

Also known as Solitaire

Lazlos' Leap is a 1992 GB game by Hect.

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About the game

This digital adaptation of the English variant of the peg solitaire board game requires the player to eliminate all marbles on the board in the lowest possible number of turns. There are 100 rounds with varying patterns and numbers of marbles, the last round having the most marbles with only the center empty.

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Facts

Platforms
GB
First released
1992-06-26
Developers
Hect
Publishers
Hect JP, DTMC NA
Genres
Puzzle, Top-down, Fixed / flip-screen, Turn-based, Board game, Direct control, Europe

Covers and screenshots

Box, manual and cartridge scans

  • Lazlos' Leap: Front Cover (GB · Japan)
    Front Cover (GB · Japan)
  • Lazlos' Leap: Back Cover (GB · Japan)
    Back Cover (GB · Japan)
  • Lazlos' Leap: Media (GB · Japan)
    Media (GB · Japan)
  • Lazlos' Leap: Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
    Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
  • Lazlos' Leap: Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
    Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
  • Lazlos' Leap: Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
    Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
  • Lazlos' Leap: Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
    Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
  • Lazlos' Leap: Manual (GB · Japan)
    Manual (GB · Japan)
  • Lazlos' Leap: Manual (GB · Japan)
    Manual (GB · Japan)

Screenshots

  • Lazlos' Leap: Lazlos' Leap title screen (GB)
    Lazlos' Leap title screen (GB)
  • Lazlos' Leap: Solitaire title screen (GB)
    Solitaire title screen (GB)

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Releases

PlatformReleasedRegionsPublishers
GB1992-06-26JP, north-americaHect JP, DTMC NA

Barcodes

  • 0739711830186
  • 4961508921210

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