Cribbage screenshots

The game's title screen

The first screen of the game's instructions. This is quite a good description of the game as I know and play it

Playing with the mouse, this is the first hand. Before any game begins the players cut to see who goes first

Cards to go into the box are selected by clicking on them. Once selected the player gets a chance to review their decision before making it final

Playing the game. This is the playing or 'pegging' stage and shows that the game is good at explaining how the score is derived

When the cards are revealed the game can be asked to explain how it derived the hand's final score. This is done clearly as is shown here

This is how the end of hand turnover looks. It's clear and just like a 'real' game

With a very fortuitous turnover the computer wins the game. In the registered version the player would be invited to play again. This is the shareware game so after a nag screen or two the game ends

The game has a command line option to play in monochrome. This is what the title screen looks like when that mode is used

The game has a command line option to play in monochrome. This is what the game looks like when that mode is used

The shareware version of the game was released as a package with Backgammon and Draughts

This is how Cribbage was presented within the shareware showcase

Cribbage

DOS screenshots