The Solitaire or Peg Solitaire, also known as Brainvita, has its roots in the 17th century. The earliest documented mentions of the game date back to 1697, during the reign of Louis XIV of France, where the Princess of Soubise is depicted playing this puzzle in an engraving by Claude Auguste Berey. That same year, the game is mentioned in the literary magazine Mercure galant, marking its popularity among the aristocracy of the time. Over the centuries, Solitaire has evolved in various cultures; in India, it is known as Brainvita, and there are versions with boards of specific designs that add complexity to the game.
Safety Warnings:
This game is not suitable for children, as its pieces are small and can pose a choking hazard if ingested. Therefore, no one—whether child, adult, or animal—should be allowed to put the pieces in their mouth.
If you decide to play with a child, it is essential that they are always supervised by an adult.
This game is currently on pre-order; if you purchase it, we will have it finished in 2 weeks and ready to ship to you.
