Crescent Solitaire Classic vs Addiction Solitaire.

Crescent Solitaire Classic - relax with something original! Created for those who enjoy a challenge, its intuitive design and simple controls make it a joy to play. Using two decks of 104 cards, this card game is an original, hard brain teaser similar in difficulty to Forty Thieves Solitaire or Spider Solitaire. It tests your skills and occasionally your patience, but that makes it even more rewarding! To win a round, clear the table of all the cards by placing them in sequence on the foundations. Move the cards between the columns of the crescent, or shuffle them when you are stuck. Multiple features are included to aide you along the way. There’s a handy hint system to give you a helpful nudge in the right direction. The unlimited undo will let you have a chance at fixing your mistakes. There’s also a concise tutorial for those new to the game. We’ve included multiple score bonuses to help you collect those all-important points and our score builder mode rewards dedicated players. Features: * A hard game for players who want to enjoy something unique. * Multiple ways to score working in tandem with our Score Build mode similar to our other card games - e.g. Magic Towers and Pyramid Solitaire Ancient Egypt. * Beautiful animations with a hint of glamor on green velvet. * Intuitive controls and smooth card play. * A universal app designed for both mobile phones and tablet devices We hope you’ll agree that this rarity of a card game is the best version of Crescent Solitaire on the app store.

Addiction Solitaire is a variation of the classic patience game and is often called Gaps Solitaire, or Addictive Solitaire too. It is a quick paced game of Solitaire that’s very quick to learn but takes time to master. The deep strategy is sure to get you addicted to this classic card game. Rules: The goal of Addiction Solitaire is to arrange all of the cards in sequential order from Ace to King in the same suit. One card can fill a blank position but it needs to be greater in value and the same suit as the card found to it’s left. Levels: Easy Level - 13 cards in sequence; Hard Level - more harder under 13 cards in sequence; Six Level - 6 cards in sequence; Eight Level - 8 cards in sequence; Ten Level - 10 cards in sequence. Tips: - You have only one shuffle through the course of each game so the best strategy is to keep the shuffle as long as possible. - You’ll want to avoid having blank slots to the right of the King. Enjoy! Any feedback, please send email to guozhao1983@gmail.com