Solitaire LS vs Solitaire Guru

Looking for a simple card game for single play? If so, you are on the right page. How to play: - Goal : Put all cards to the foundation on the table. You will be given 28 cards on a table, which are called tableau. Try to put the cards to foundations, which is 4 boxes located at the top left of the table, in ascending order, which means from ace to K. When you can't see any cards to move to the foundation from the tableau, you can always open a card from stock, which is a pile of cards located at the top right of the table. Note that you can put cards to the tableau in descending order, which is K to ace, and in different color of suits in each row. Features : -Fantastic visual and music -Your own play statistic board -Auto fill -Unlimited undo -Continue play : Don't worry about losing your progress, you can always continue to play from the last move you made. -Fast-paced play : When you tap a card, the card will automatically be moved to a suitable place in certain order if there is. Enjoy fast-paced play! -Daily game : Play daily game and earn extra crowns! -Best control UX with vibration -Look customizing Control : -Drag and drop -Tap Players : single Playtime : about +3 mins

Solitaire Guru is a classic solitaire card game. The goal of Solitaire Guru is to move all cards to the foundations in ascending order, beginning with the Ace and ending with the King. How to play: - Players can only move the cards that have been turned over from one pile to another as long as the card you’re moving to the new pile is one number lower than the existing face-up card and is the opposite color. After leaving, you can open the top cover card of the same pile. In addition, there are A cards that can be moved to the upper right corner as the basis of the collection pile, and collected into four piles according to the suit, from the small row to the big one. If a deck is empty, you can move the king (and all cards in its deck) to that deck. - Players can also move the cards to the foundation piles. Each foundation pile begins with the ace of each suit. As the ace is revealed, it is placed into a foundation pile. Additional cards are placed into the foundation piles as they become available in a suit and ascending order. - Players can play the cards from the remaining deck. After the game is set up, there will be twenty-four cards remaining. These cards are revealed one at a time, and you may play the revealed face-up card into either of the seven piles or one of the foundation piles.