Difference between revisions of "Hoyle's Official Book of Games series"
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*[[Hoyle Classic Card Games]] (1993) (multi-player card games: all games in Volume 1 plus Bridge and Euchre) | *[[Hoyle Classic Card Games]] (1993) (multi-player card games: all games in Volume 1 plus Bridge and Euchre) | ||
*[[Hoyle Classic Games]] (1995) (card games and board games) | *[[Hoyle Classic Games]] (1995) (card games and board games) | ||
*[[Hoyle Bridge]] (1996) (derived from [[Hoyle Classic Games]]) | |||
*[[Hoyle Children's Collection]] (1996) (derived from [[Hoyle Classic Games]]) | |||
*[[Hoyle Solitaire]] (1996) (28 variations of solitaire) | |||
There were several other games that used the Hoyle trademark that were created by Sierra and later by Encore Software. These don't use the [[SCI]] engine, so they will never be included in ScummVM. | There were several other games that used the Hoyle trademark that were created by Sierra and later by Encore Software. These don't use the [[SCI]] engine, so they will never be included in ScummVM. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:10, 24 August 2024
The Hoyle's Official Book of Games series consisted of computer game simulations of popular non-electronic games by Sierra.
- Hoyle's Official Book of Games: Volume 1 (1989) (multi-player card games)
- Hoyle's Official Book of Games: Volume 2 (1990) (28 variations of solitaire)
- Hoyle's Official Book of Games: Volume 3 (1992) (board games)
- Hoyle Classic Card Games (1993) (multi-player card games: all games in Volume 1 plus Bridge and Euchre)
- Hoyle Classic Games (1995) (card games and board games)
- Hoyle Bridge (1996) (derived from Hoyle Classic Games)
- Hoyle Children's Collection (1996) (derived from Hoyle Classic Games)
- Hoyle Solitaire (1996) (28 variations of solitaire)
There were several other games that used the Hoyle trademark that were created by Sierra and later by Encore Software. These don't use the SCI engine, so they will never be included in ScummVM.