I'm just feeling my way into this game (I know, early adopter, me) after how many years on Greenfelt? Almost 20? [*] It is a wonderful game and offers challenges different in kind from those of Freecell or Klondike.

But my brain has gotten wired for the latter style of games. I'm not — yet! — instantly seeing patterns and lines of play in SHT the way I do in FC. Just need to put in the time and allow neural plasticity to do its work.

I find I'm scanning the leader board and marveling at how anyone could clear this board in under a minute. I feel like the novice posters to this forum who exclaim that no one could possibly beat Freecell in 4 seconds without cheating, never having read the FAQs or watched the @DeusExMachina solution videos.

But I want to encourage all to try Sea Haven Towers. Many games get only 20 or 30 plays before the tide moves on, and it seems a shame because it's such a fine game.

[*] The earliest snapshot the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine has of
greenfelt.net is from June 18, 2005, and it consists of... a background
of green felt and nothing else! Almost a year later, on April 2, 2006,
the site has content, and looks pretty much like it does today. Twelve
games were offered then vs. the 24 today.

https://web.archive.org/web/20060402213818/http://greenfelt.net/

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