JeuSolitaire

JeuSolitaire

by Luigi Fonti

0 ratings
1 review
$0.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 14, 2011
  • April 22, 2026

Features

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About

This iPad game challenges you to remove all but one ball from the board by jumping balls over each other. Undo moves or get hints with an auto-move feature. Aim for the center with the last ball.

โœ“Ball jumping mechanics
โœ“Undo move functionality
โœ“Auto-move hint system
โœ“Single-player puzzle
โœ“iPad optimized
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What's New in JeuSolitaire

7

April 22, 2026

The new version is now suitable for both iPhone and iPad. In addition some graphical improvements have been added.

User reviews

Is there more?

There is only one board to this game if you get it right it doesnt take you anywhere else. Not worth the money:(

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FAQ

How do you play JeuSolitaire?

The goal is to remove all balls but one by having a ball jump over an adjacent ball into an empty space. The jumped-over ball is removed. You can undo moves or use the auto-move hint.

What devices does JeuSolitaire support?

JeuSolitaire is specifically designed for and only supports iPads.

Is JeuSolitaire free to play?

No, JeuSolitaire is a paid application, available for a one-time purchase of $0.99.

Does JeuSolitaire have ads?

No, JeuSolitaire does not contain advertisements, offering an uninterrupted gaming experience.

What is the age rating for JeuSolitaire?

JeuSolitaire has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young children and up.

How often is JeuSolitaire updated?

The latest version of JeuSolitaire is 7, and it was last updated on April 22, 2026. Future updates will depend on the developer's plans.

Can I play JeuSolitaire offline?

Yes, JeuSolitaire is a single-player puzzle game that can be played offline, as it does not require an internet connection.

What is the objective of JeuSolitaire?

The primary objective is to strategically remove all balls from the board except for one, ideally ending with the final ball in the center of the board.