CardsAlone

CardsAlone

Accessible solitaire

62 ratings
18 reviews
$0.99

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Enjoy two unique solitaire games not commonly found in other apps, including Napoleon's Grave and Hexagon. This app offers a simple, accessible experience with VoiceOver support and a one-step undo feature.

Two unique solitaire games
Napoleon's Grave game
Hexagon game
One-step undo
VoiceOver accessibility
No sounds
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What's New in CardsAlone

2.6

May 14, 2026

Ensuring support for the newest devices.

User reviews

Cards alone

I like this kind of game, but is there anyway that you can do a help topic to show how to play each one of these cause I’ve never heard of them

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

I like this kind of game, but is there anyway that you can do a help topic to show how to play each one of these cause I’ve never heard of them

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.

I don’t know how to play and there needs to be a tutorial. And it doesn’t let you move other cards to the pile when they are cards on the pile. What are you supposed to do?

Love this game

Play this game all the time and really love it! Thanks!

Excellent

As a voice over user, this game is simple but very enjoyable.

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FAQ

What makes CardsAlone unique compared to other solitaire apps?

CardsAlone stands out by offering two less common solitaire variations: Napoleon's Grave and Hexagon. These are not typically found in standard solitaire collections, providing a fresh challenge for players.

Can I play CardsAlone offline?

Yes, CardsAlone is designed for offline play. Once downloaded, you can enjoy its solitaire games without needing an internet connection, making it perfect for travel or areas with limited connectivity.

How accessible is CardsAlone for visually impaired users?

CardsAlone is fully accessible with VoiceOver, Apple's screen reader technology. This ensures that visually impaired users can navigate and play the games effectively.

What is the price of CardsAlone?

CardsAlone is a paid app, available for a one-time purchase of $0.99. This provides full access to all its features without any in-app purchases or advertisements.

How often is CardsAlone updated?

The app was last updated on March 16, 2023, with version 2.5. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, this indicates ongoing support and potential for future improvements.

What devices does CardsAlone support?

CardsAlone is compatible with a range of Apple devices, including iPhone, iPad, iPod, and Apple TV. This broad support allows users to enjoy the game across their Apple ecosystem.

What age rating does CardsAlone have?

CardsAlone has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for players of all ages. Its simple gameplay and non-violent nature are appropriate for younger audiences.

Does CardsAlone have sound effects?

No, CardsAlone intentionally features no sounds. This design choice may appeal to users who prefer a quiet gaming experience or play in environments where sound is not desired.