addictive and simple
Thank you
Cards alone
Response from developer
Thank you for your feedback! There is a Help button on both of the games that shows a brief How to Play instructions. In general Hexagon is easier to begin with and you can try this tactic to familiarize yourself with it: - Go through the main stack and move cards to the waste pile until you get one of the Sevens. Then place that Seven in one of the six empty piles. - After that continue going through the main stack until you get a Six or Eight of the same suit. If you get a Six you can place it directly on top of the Seven you played earlier. If you get an Eight you can place it in an empty pile. - Now you have two piles and you can combine them. Select the pile which has the Seven at the bottom, and place it on top of the pile which has the Eight on top. A couple of words on how to start playing Napoleon’s Grave: - Go through the main stack and move cards to the waste pile until you get either a Seven or Six. - If you got a Six put it in the middle. After that you can place a Five on top of that Six and so on. - Always when you get a Seven put it in one the intermediate piles (the ones in the corners so to say). After that you can place an Eight on top of the Seven and so on.) Hope these instructions will help you get started!
Cards alone
Response from developer
Thank you for your feedback! There is a Help button on both of the games that shows a brief How to Play instructions. In general Hexagon is easier to begin with and you can try this tactic to familiarize yourself with it: - Go through the main stack and move cards to the waste pile until you get one of the Sevens. Then place that Seven in one of the six empty piles. - After that continue going through the main stack until you get a Six or Eight of the same suit. If you get a Six you can place it directly on top of the Seven you played earlier. If you get an Eight you can place it in an empty pile. - Now you have two piles and you can combine them. Select the pile which has the Seven at the bottom, and place it on top of the pile which has the Eight on top. A couple of words on how to start playing Napoleon’s Grave: - Go through the main stack and move cards to the waste pile until you get either a Seven or Six. - If you got a Six put it in the middle. After that you can place a Five on top of that Six and so on. - Always when you get a Seven put it in one the intermediate piles (the ones in the corners so to say). After that you can place an Eight on top of the Seven and so on.) Hope these instructions will help you get started!
There needs to be a tutorial.
Response from developer
Thank you for contacting. In general Hexagon is a bit easier to play through than Napoleon’s Grave. In Hexagon you must build the piles down considering both the sequence and the suit. For example if you have placed the 7♣️, the only card you can place on top of it is the 6♣️. Then you have those two cards in one pile. 5♣️ can be placed on top of that and so on. If you get the 8♣️, you can place that in an empty pile and then move the whole pile containing the 7♣️ at the botton on top of the 8♣️. The Help button in both games will give you a short description on how the different piles accept cards and how they must be built regarding sequence and suit.
