Quovadis
| Filename | quovadis.cpt |
|---|---|
| Size | 55.4 KB (56704 bytes) |
| Downloads | 7 |
Quo Vadis is a 1991 black-and-white sliding-tile puzzle for the classic Macintosh by Andrea Pellizzon. A compact implementation of the well-known Klotski puzzle, it is preserved in the Macintosh Garden archive as a small Compact Pro archive and runs cleanly across the System 6 to Mac OS 9 era under emulators such as Mini vMac and SheepShaver.
The Klotski Puzzle
Klotski is a 10-tile sliding puzzle in which the player must maneuver a large square block out of a confined frame by sliding the surrounding rectangular and square pieces around it. There is no rotation or lifting; only orthogonal slides into adjacent empty space.
Mac Implementation
Pellizzon's Mac version preserves the classic layout and rules in a tidy black-and-white window suited to the original compact Mac displays. Its small footprint (around 56 KB packed) made it a popular bulletin-board and shareware-disk inclusion in the early 1990s.
Compatibility
The early 68k build runs from System 6 in Mini vMac up through Mac OS 9 in SheepShaver, making it one of the more emulation-friendly puzzlers from the period.
Preservation
Quovadis.cpt is mirrored in the Mac shareware archive and listed on Macintosh Garden, where its single screenshot documents the spartan but readable puzzle interface.
This file is part of the MacTrove archive. See the Thank You page for the upstream mirrors we rely on. It is a StuffIt/Compact Pro archive — use The Unarchiver to extract it.