Tracassin

Tracassin is a video game in the puzzle genre and published by Softdisk France originally released in 1992. It is currently playable on DOS.

Tracassin is a French-language sliding block puzzle game.

The game, which is controlled with the keyboard or mouse, features three classic sliding block puzzles that supposedly have their origins in the wooden sliding block puzzle craze that swept the world in the 1920s. The puzzles are: Target: played on a 4x3 grid, in the starting position the nine cells on the left have a circle drawn, while the cell in the center of the right column has a dot. The goal is to place the cell with the dot in the center of the circle, thus making a bull's eye.
Route de Slide: this puzzle is played on a 5x3 grid. While the previous puzzle consisted of eleven square tiles, this puzzle consists of two blocks one cell wide and two cells high; two blocks one cell high and two cells wide; and five one-cell squares. In some blocks are the letters S, L, I, D and E. The goal is to spell that word along the center row.
Tracassin - The 'A' Game: is played on a 5x4 grid and consists of block A which is two cells wide and two cells high, four blocks which are one cell high and two cells wide, one block which is one cell wide and two cells high, and four individual squares. At the beginning of the puzzle block A is on the left side of the grid and the goal is to move it to the right side of the grid. All blocks have a letter on them that is used when playing with the keyboard. The game has sound effects and all the puzzles are timed.

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