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Peg Solitaire (1697) — The Day a Game With No Inventor Became the Math of Proving "Unsolvable"
On a cross-shaped board of pegs, you jump one peg over its neighbor and remove it, again and again, hoping to end with a single peg left. The earliest record of Peg Solitaire appears in 1697, in the French court periodical Mercure Galant under Louis XIV. No inventor is known. The popular legend that a prisoner in the Bastille devised it traces back no further than an English book from 1801, and puzzle historian John Beasley calls it unsupported by any earlier French source. In 1912 Ernest Bergholt found an 18-move solution to the classic problem; in 1982 Winning Ways for Your Mathematical Plays introduced the "pagoda function," a tool for proving certain positions mathematically unreachable. In 2007 the board resurfaced as puzzles inside Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box. This piece traces a single ruleset that has been played for over three centuries without ever needing a named inventor.
O'Neill et al.: A Board Where Nothing Makes You Keep Your Word — Fukai Reads
A paper from UC Berkeley introducing C2C, a four-player conquest game built to measure negotiation and betrayal. On a board with no mechanism at all to enforce agreements, language models and humans played over 1,100 games — and humans turned out to make far fewer promises than the AI agents did.
Lara Croft GO (2015) — A Board Where Distilled Memory Still Moves
In 2015, Square Enix Montreal followed Hitman GO with a second Go-series title, Lara Croft GO. Its method was to distill only the idealized feeling of an old game, remembered rather than replayed, onto a board of nodes and lines — a method that swept critical honors even as the studio itself was shut down in 2022. Because the game shipped as offline, server-independent software, it outlived the company that made it. This piece traces that method, and where it ended up.
Hitman GO (2014) — The Year an Assassin Became a Board-Game Piece
In 2014, after its console Hitman project collapsed, Square Enix Montreal shipped Hitman GO, a turn-based puzzle played across a board of nodes and lines. Born from paper prototypes, this "distilling" design method spawned Lara Croft GO (2015) and Deus Ex GO (2016), and eventually reached Steam. This piece traces the lineage of a method that turned a AAA brand into a board-game piece.
Feng et al.：LLM 智能体能在交易游戏中智慧地讨价还价吗——Fukai 阅读笔记
清华大学团队的论文，关于在合作兼竞争的交易游戏中评估 LLM 智能体的基准 SidConArena。以桌游 Sidereal Confluence 为题材，在谈判、生产、封印竞价三个阶段进行评估，报告前沿模型表现较强，但仍存在资源价值误判、被动谈判、长期投资规划薄弱等问题。
Li 等：从创意到完成一气贯通支援棋盘游戏设计的AI「AutoBG」— Fukai 解读
Zizhen Li 等人关于棋盘游戏设计辅助AI「AutoBG」的论文（arXiv 预印本）。以生成役与评估役分离的 Verifier-Gated Iteration 处理从创意到规则书生成、个别反馈的整个设计流程，据报告评估役 BG-Critic 的诊断质量超过 GPT-5.4。
