removing link to python stuff

Chapters/Games/Games.md

@@ -38,7 +38,8 @@ You can find some slides:
 Here is a list of possible games to develop:
 
 - Light Beamer
-- Sudoku
+- Mimesweeper
+- Flood it
 - 2048
 - Memory
 - Tetris 
@@ -47,10 +48,7 @@ Here is a list of possible games to develop:
 - SameGame
 - Taquin
 - Bomberman
-- Maze generator
-
-You can find some ideas of games at: 
-[https://inventwithpython.com/blog/2012/02/20/i-need-practice-programming-49-ideas-for-game-clones-to-code/](https://inventwithpython.com/blog/2012/02/20/i-need-practice-programming-49-ideas-for-game-clones-to-code)
+- Maze generators
 
 ### Other resources
 
@@ -76,45 +74,37 @@ Note that the implementation of 2048 is a sketch and was used to brainstorm on s
 
 ### Minesweeper
 
-#### Goal
 The user should identify the bombs using hints based on the number of adjacent bombs in the 8 directions. 
 
 The user has two kinds of action: 
 - declare that a cell contains a bomb or 
-- declare that a cell is free and asking for a validation.
+- declare that a cell is free and ask for a validation.
 
-- Free cell declaration: If the user is wrong and there was a bomb then he loses the game. If the user is right then the cell displays the number of adjacent bomb around the cell. 
+- Free cell declaration: If the user is wrong and there is a bomb then he loses the game. If the user is right then the cell displays the number of adjacent bomb around the cell. 
 - Bomb declaration: when a cell is declared as a bomb a bomb is displayed.
 
 When all the cells have been revealed or marked as a bomb, the game proceeds to the validation.  If the bombs are correctly identified the user wins.
 
-![ Minesweeper: identifying mines based on the number of adjacent cells containing a bomb.](figures/MineSweeper2.png width=80&label=mine)
-
-#### Game field
-The field is composed of cells: a cell may be clean or suspected to contain a bomb. 
-At the beginning, the status of a cell status is unknown or closed.
-Once a cell is open, a clean cell displays the number of its adjacent bombs. 
-Using this information closed cells can be tagged as suspected to contain a bomb. 
+![ Minesweeper: identifying mines based on the number of adjacent cells containing a bomb.](figures/MineSweeper2.png width=60&label=mine)
 
 
 ### Flood it
 
-A certain configurations of tiles of different colors are placed on the board.
+A certain configuration of tiles of different colors are placed on the board.
 The player can do a "flood fill" on the top left tile, changing the color of any adjacent tiles of the same color. The player wins if he is able to make the entire board a single color within a certain number of moves. Figure @*Floodit*@ illustrates the situation.
 
-![ Flood it ](figures/FloodIt2048.png width=40&label=Floodit)
+![ Flood it ](figures/FloodIt.png width=40&label=Floodit)
 
 ### Tetris and variations
 
- Figure @*Floodit*@
+ Figure @*Tetris*@
 
-![ Flood it ](figures/FloodIt.png width=40&label=Floodit)
+![ Flood it ](figures/FloodIt.png width=40&label=Tetris)
 
 
 
-### 2048
 
-#### Goal
+### 2048
 
 The user should merge numbers that are randomly drawn. 
 Two numbers of the same value are merged. The resulting number of the sum replaces the sum. 
@@ -133,7 +123,7 @@ The game ends when the board is full.
 
 ### SlideOut
 
-![SlideOut: Elements can slide in one direction but are blocked by others. The goal is to get the red element out.](figures/SlideOut.png width=60&label=GameOne)
+![SlideOut: Elements can slide in one direction but are blocked by others. The goal is to get the red element out.](figures/SlideOut.png width=40&label=GameOne)
 
 
 ### Laser game

index.md

@@ -29,7 +29,6 @@ The current document contains a collection of design exercises at different leve
 In this part we propose multiple extensions to the previous mini projects.
 It is fun to challenge ourselves to see how we could support the proposed variations.
 
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 <!inputFile|path=Chapters/Unguided/Unguided.md!>
 
 # Unguided Games

pillar.conf

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
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   "site_name": "Pharo Book",
-  "title": "The Advanced Design Mooc Companion",
+  "title": "The Advanced Object-Oriented Design Mooc Companion",
   "attribution": "S. Ducasse",
   "series": "Square Bracket tutorials",
   "keywords": "Design, Responsibility, OOP, TDD, Pharo",