Peg Solitaire in Scala (alpha)

ATTENTION: This is a pre-alpha release intended only for developers. Please, do not rate low if it does not work. Contact support instead.

Peg Solitaire is a traditional board game in which you move pegs from hole to hole, removing intermediate pegs, until only one is left.

This application implements European Peg Solitaire and is written in Scala, based on a similar version for Gtk written in Haskell. The resulting game is quite short, requiring less than 200 lines of code, and game definitions (the parts that define the rules, the initial board, etc.) are less than 100 lines of code.

ANNOUNCEMENT: We are releasing new games in Functional Languages. Please check our facebook page: http://facebook.com/keerastudios

If you have suggestions for future versions or would like to see other games written in Haskell, Scala or other functional languages, drop us a line at support@keera.co.uk.

This app does not collect user data, and it is complete ad-free.

The logo is a combination of our own logo and a Creative Commons picture created by Sean Hickin, available at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sean_hickin/2192219936/sizes/o/in/photostream/

The high-resolution marble used for larger screens is based on a Creative Commons picture posted by ThenAndAgain at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/thenandagain/45180188/sizes/m/in/photostream/

Recent changes:
-- 0.4a
* Fixes a bug in the Scala code that made some values uninitialised.
* Adds a menu item to restart the game. A new game is automatically started when one is finished.
* Fixes problem with graphics in some devices.

-- 0.3a
* Fixes NullPointerException reported by 3 users (thanks a lot for taking the time to review this!).
* Includes graphics with different sizes for tablets and phones.