Pyramid (solitaire) vs Synchro Reversi

"Pyramid" is a card game where players make pairs of cards, creating a sum of 13 or 14. In "Close Mode", cards are places faced down, while in "Open mode", cards are places faced up. The first row has 1 card, second row has 2 cards and so on, till the seventh row with 7 cards. Note: Even in "Close mode", the seventh row is places faced up. Leftover cards are stacked on the table as what we call the "Deck". You can also use a combination of the deck and cards of the table. In "Close mode" all cards except those in the seventh row are placed faced down. As cards in the bottom row are removed, the higher up cards are turned face up. In "13-mode", cards with a sum of 13 are stacked and removed from the table. The 13 card (King, K) is removed from the table just by touching it. Iin "14-mode", cards summed up to 14 are stacked and removed from the table. When all cards are removed from the table, the game is finished.

Reversi strategy, played across three boards. Synchro Reversi is a unique two-player strategy game where every match unfolds on three connected boards. To win, you must take control of at least two of them. Choose carefully where to place each disc. A move that strengthens one board may cost you an opportunity on another. Read the entire position, balance your strategy across all three boards, and outthink your opponent. The rules are easy to learn, but deciding which board to play on adds a whole new layer of depth. GAME MODES - Single Play Challenge CPU opponents across multiple difficulty levels and improve your strategy at your own pace. - Ranked Match Play real-time matches against players online. Win matches, increase your rating, and climb the global rankings. - Async Match Take turns whenever it suits you. You will receive a notification when your opponent makes a move, so matches can continue over time. - Friend Match Create or join a private match using a passcode and play with a friend. FEATURES - A unique three-board Reversi system - Simple rules with deep strategic possibilities - Real-time online matches - Asynchronous turn-based matches - Private matches with friends - Multiple CPU difficulty levels - Rankings and rating changes - An interactive tutorial for new players Can you master all three boards?