Solitaire (Classic Card Game)

Name: Solitaire (Classic Card Game)
Rating: 4.77615 (424277 reviews)

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Solitaire (Classic Card Game)

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User Reviews for Solitaire (Classic Card Game)

Misleading

Found this through an insta ad that leads you think it won’t have the same annoying ads like every other. After you play like...5 games, a thin ad bar is activated at the top of the screen, ok, I can deal with that, but then the full screen pop-ups that you have to wait to skip through started. Loved the design of the game, especially offering dark mode. I play to relax, and wish I could just buy the thing and avoid massive ads that are too jarring and very lengthy. I thought it seemed awfully pushy trying to get me to review it between each of the first few games, but now I know that’s because they wanted good reviews before the full screen ads started.

arweav, Jan 27, 2021

Needs a few things, but is very fun!

I’ve literally never played solitaire before... and I might have just not noticed it but can you please ad a tutorial on how to play? I was very confused in the beginning. The Auto-solve at the end is good for beginners but is almost like cheating for those who are capable of doing it themselves. Dark mode is cool, but hard to get used to. The sound effects are nice and the audio is smooth. No bugs I can spot so this is a very good app! Totally recommend.

CatShoon, Jan 01, 2021

Disappointed

I was super excited when I first saw this game, I love playing solitaire and consider myself average at playing, but THIS GAME IS IMPOSSIBLE TO WIN!! I am really frustrated, I start playing and get to a certain point where I can’t do anything. I think ok I must of done something wrong, no biggie, I try the level again. Do it a little differently this time but get stuck in about the same spot, I try this level a few more times with the same outcome, I finally decide it must be an unsolvable game or I’m not good at it. So I try a completely new game and the same exact thing happens that happened with the last. At that point I’m frustrated, solitaire is not supposed to be a stressful game, and now that I’m thinking back on it I’m wondering why I wasted my time even getting angry over it.I try playing different games but I get the same outcome every time. I wish they had playable levels and maybe it would be nice if we could chose the difficulty of the game.

Happiness power😎😎, Jul 12, 2020

Eye strain!

I only ended up with this version because the app said it was an upgrade and advertised it as having better screens that were easier on the eyes. That’s ironic, since as soon as this loaded I was ready to delete it and find a different solitaire game. The cards are smaller, I really hate the card faces, and I haven’t found any ways to change the background, back of the cards or the card faces that would ease my experience. Additionally, there are features of the game that are not automatic and therefore the game is clumsier to play. Also not crazy about the sounds they put with it. Sorry but this one is a total fail!

Hilal'sG, Sep 27, 2021

Banner Ads not a Problem. Video Ads ARE the Problem

It’s solitaire, it doesn’t warrant a review. If you like solitaire then yes download this game. What I have an issue with was the advertising for this game and in-game. The ads for this game stated no ads. Now, I don’t have a problem with the banner ads since they don’t interfere with the flow of the game or games and the developer needs revenue. What I do have a problem with is the video ads that occur when starting a new game or even restarting the game which goes counter to the ads that led me to download this app.

J has been taken, Aug 26, 2020

Deals are not random

Almost every time I play, I wind up with 4 cards of the same number showing after the deal or after my initial moving of cards, before I begin drawing cards. Similarly, I seem to get all black or all red cards dealt out. Both of these situations happen way more frequently than one could expect by chance. I believe the math behind the number generator for the cards is faulty, resulting in deals that are not random. This could be fine, if the deal wasn’t skewed toward showing all the same color and/or all the same card denominations. This means that you must watch ads so you can play for free much more frequently than otherwise. Also, it’s just not that much fun.

joker7181, Oct 08, 2021

Print changes welcome but too big too fast.

Thanks for asking! I obviously enjoy solitaire, especially in the evenings after my supper work is done. Sometimes when I’m tired, my eye are tired too....I was so grateful that you gave us a choice (or is this a vote?!). My mouth dropped open when I saw how big the change was!! Everything was “smooshed” (yes that is a word!) side to side and I thought this could easily go to high anxiety (for real) and I found myself breathing faster and my chest got tighter! I kept playing and found that once the game ended I felt better. I’m still gonna play and I hope this all settles down or I may shop around! That’s about it.

Meadville hungry gal, Jun 09, 2022

Great

First of all, I have a lot of Solitaire games. This one, strange as this may sound, I like because the game goes slow. I’m not getting younger & by it going slow, it gives me time to make the decision of where to place the card. I have always like the “Replay” option because sometimes you can win this way but not all games are winnable, unless you have a Solitaire game that says the game is winnable. Slow & Simple...Perfect!

Moopa, Jan 28, 2020

100 to 0 real quick!

I used to love playing this game, I’ve been playing it for a long time now, but now I’m sick of it! I would play this to kill brain cells in my downtime, and it was great winning all the time. But ever since their last update, I win one game out of 10 or 20 played now. It does not matter if I replay the game I just lost, so I can play the same hand differently, it’s rigged to make you lose. Just like a real casino! Because I would win most games, I felt happy and thought positively about a game I downloaded for free. But not with loss, after loss, after loss, after loss I’m irritated! So if you enjoy losing, go ahead and download this game, but then right after, call a shrink to get help for that….

SouthGinger2JZ, Jul 26, 2022

Classic solitaire

Who knows, maybe mining my phone for data, but it is what it says it is, no pay, no frills, classic solitaire. I will say though, it’s constantly running ad after ad while you play, so if you go long enough, your phone will begin to heat up and slow down. I’ve done some tests to confirm it’s the ads causing this problem, and good for them making bank, but it’d be nice if they could chill for two seconds so my phone can keep up.

Thisisjosh42, Oct 31, 2020

Description

Train your brain with a daily dose of Solitaire! This modern take on a classic card game will keep you sharp. Simple and intuitive gameplay with a minimalistic design so that nothing gets between you and the game.

Try it out! FEATURES: -Draw 1 card -Draw 3 cards -Easy to read cards -Intuitive tap to play -Intelligent auto-complete -Right or left handed play -Auto-save, so you never lose your progress -Unlimited undo -Statistics -Auto Helper -Dark Mode How to Win: ---Move all 52 cards up to the four foundations in sequential order, Ace to King, for each suit Klondike Rules: ---There are 7 Tableau columns with the last card of each face-up. Any face-up card can be moved onto another card on the Tableaus if it is in descending order of alternating colors, e.g. 8 of Hearts on a 9 of clubs or Jack of spades on Q of Diamonds. You can also move multiple cards at a time if they are already in descending order of alternating colors. In addition to using cards from the Tableaus, you can also play cards out of the Stock/Deck. You can choose (in settings) if you would like to pull 3 cards or 1 card at a time from the Stock. When a Tableau column is completely empty, the available space can be filled with a King. As they become available, cards from Ace to King can be moved from the Stock or the Tableaus to the Foundations. We are here to help: ---You will learn quickly we promise! If you get stuck, tap on any card and the app will automatically make a valid move if one exists.