Solve Towers of Hanoi puzzle
You have a small collection of disks and three
piles into which you can put them
The disks all start on the leftmost pile,
and you want to move
them to the rightmost pile, never putting a disk on top of a smaller one.
The middle pile for intermediate storage.

Besides being an entertaining game, JoTower effectively trains your ability to concentrate.
Your task: The tower that is on the left base at the beginning of the game has to be built up again on the right base. The rules for moving the tower blocks:A block can either be placed directly on the base or on top of a larger block.

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Solve Towers of Hanoi puzzle on your PALM.
You have a small collection of disks and three
piles into which you can put them
The disks all start on the leftmost pile,
and you want to move
them to the rightmost pile, never putting a disk on top of a smaller one.
The middle pile for intermediate storage.

Set of logical games. Includes
- Free Renju. This is a variation of the well known Japanese board game. 4 levels. Printing board and moves. Saving moves. Loading position from file or manually. Demo game also included.
- Bulls and Cows. The goal is to guess a number.
- Hanoi Tower. The goal is to move bricks from one position to another. Demo game included.

Solve Towers of Hanoi puzzle
You have a small collection of disks and three
piles into which you can put them
The disks all start on the leftmost pile,
and you want to move
them to the rightmost pile, never putting a disk on top of a smaller one.
The middle pile for intermediate storage.

Simple logical game, an implemetation of the well-known Hanoi Towers game. The goal is to move all bricks from the left position to the right position, using the middle one as intermediate. You may only put a smaller brick onto a bigger one, not vice versa. It is not very exciting game, but it is sometimes useful to train your mind.