Master Solitaire vs Mahjong In Poculis

Master Solitaire is a collection of 34 different solitaire card games, including five original games created for this app. A wide variety of solitaire games is included with different styles of play and different difficulty levels. There is a solitaire game here for everyone to enjoy! Games Included: Aces Up, Agnes, Alhambra, Baker's Dozen, Bouquet, Bristol, Calculation, Canfield, Duchess, Easthaven, Eight Off, Forty Thieves, Gaps, Golf, Interregnum, Klondike (Deal 1), Klondike (Deal 3), Lady of the Manor, Octave, Osmosis, Osmosis (Easier), Parallels, Pyramid, Salic Law, Scorpion, Shamrocks, Spider, Windmill and Yukon. And, introducing five original games created for Master Solitaire: Blank Slate, Cascade, Collapse, Skillet and Willow. FEATURES: - Easy-to-read cards with face card pictures and the correct number of spots on number cards - Double-tap to move cards - Undo multiple moves - Auto move cards onto foundations - Win/Loss and Average Score statistics for every game - Complete in-game rules for every game

Mahjong In Poculis is a free Mahjong Solitaire game developed with simplicity in mind to let you peacefully challenge your memory. The game comes with 6 fun themes having for each one 50 layouts and 5 medals to win. Each theme (Christmas, Halloween, Asian, Easter, Wonderland and Future) has its own layouts, graphics, musics and sound effects. To play Mahjong Solitaire, you have to select pairs of tiles having identical symbols to make them disappear. The main difficulty comes from the classical Mahjong Solitaire rules: only layout's border tiles are candidate for selection. The game is won when there is no more tile left on the board. A 5 step in-game tutorial quickly reminds you the Mahjong rules. The main key words are: discipline, strategy and of course a little bit of luck. Whatever your playing mode, you can challenge your best time or your best score. For scores, you can make Combos, i.e: a specific sequence of pairs giving you more points. Best scores come from this kind of sequence: a pair of 1 followed with a pair of 2, a pair of 3 and so on until a pair of 9. Such a sequence gives you more than 177 000 points if the tiles come from the same family !