Apologies Arvi, but I have played about a 100 game win streak on Single-Card Solitaire and I can confidently say that the game can be consistently won*.
*Assuming that it isn't possible to start with too few 1s
Just wanted to report that at least so far have had no problems using this on Linux. Just need to open the command line in the folder where I unzip the game and run
I like card games and love the visual style and general vibe of the game, but I must say the rules are quite hard to understand (I think visuals hints besides just the written rules would go a long way).
Also, while I understand that the whole point of the game is "weird unconventional solitaires" I would appreciate one or two more traditional games :)
As a bit of a solitairehead when I need something to do with my hands while thinking about other stuff, this pack rules & owns.
Also it runs perfectly on Steam Deck, fyi, with minimal fiddling. Just extract, add the EXE to your steam library, tell it to run on Proton Experimental in the settings (I'm sure other versions work as well that's just my go-to) and then set the game to fullscreen and the steam input controls to a mouse config. It has been the perfect thing for relaxing with on the sofa. :)
Hi, I think there is a bug in Tap Solitaire (my favourite variant so far because it is so relaxed and still challenging) where it sometimes doesn't spawn all the cards. In this picture, the Keke 4 is missing. It doesn't really come to attention because the auto-pile feature just goes over it.
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Apologies Arvi, but I have played about a 100 game win streak on Single-Card Solitaire and I can confidently say that the game can be consistently won*.
*Assuming that it isn't possible to start with too few 1s
Just wanted to report that at least so far have had no problems using this on Linux. Just need to open the command line in the folder where I unzip the game and run
Thank you very much
I like card games and love the visual style and general vibe of the game, but I must say the rules are quite hard to understand (I think visuals hints besides just the written rules would go a long way).
Also, while I understand that the whole point of the game is "weird unconventional solitaires" I would appreciate one or two more traditional games :)
As a bit of a solitairehead when I need something to do with my hands while thinking about other stuff, this pack rules & owns.
Also it runs perfectly on Steam Deck, fyi, with minimal fiddling. Just extract, add the EXE to your steam library, tell it to run on Proton Experimental in the settings (I'm sure other versions work as well that's just my go-to) and then set the game to fullscreen and the steam input controls to a mouse config. It has been the perfect thing for relaxing with on the sofa. :)
Hi, I think there is a bug in Tap Solitaire (my favourite variant so far because it is so relaxed and still challenging) where it sometimes doesn't spawn all the cards. In this picture, the Keke 4 is missing. It doesn't really come to attention because the auto-pile feature just goes over it.
That's really odd! I haven't heard of this happening before. How often has it happened to you?