Show HN: Pegma, the free and open-source version of the classic Peg solitaire

Pegma promises a free, open‑source revival of the classic peg solitaire on mobile, but the community instantly turned the spotlight from the game to the rollout. One user demanded, “How do you try it out in the web browser?”—pointing out there’s no obvious link on the site. Another delivered the minimalist meme, “Interesting name,” which read like a vibe check before the real drama: someone groaned that it “Requires Google Play to run”, stirring the anti‑gatekeeping crowd who want a direct download or GitHub release, and preferably an Google Play alternative.

Then came the big swing: an AI‑generated description on the project page. The community pounced. One commenter said the “LLM cover text” (LLM = large language model, basically AI word salad) felt off‑putting, like the dev couldn’t spend five minutes explaining the project themselves. The mood? A mix of love for the idea and frustration over presentation: people want a human voice, a clear browser demo link, and a non‑Google path to play. In short, the game looks fun—but the thread turned into a roast of marketing fluff, missing links, and platform lock‑ins. The puzzle is classic; the rollout feels like a modern internet mess, and readers brought the popcorn.