The game offers the most popular versions of Solitaire for free including Klondike, Spider, FreeCell, Pyramid, and Tri Peaks with many more of my favorite variations available for a small in-app purchase.
Solitaire – Casual Collection is that project and is available now in the Windows Store. So when I decided to learn the cross-platform Unity game engine, the first project that came to mind was a Solitaire game that contained all the variations I loved with gameplay as minimally distracting and close to real world play as possible. While many Solitaire games exist on various platforms, not many have all the variations that I enjoy, and most stray far enough away from physical game play (timers, artificial scores, tacky visuals and sound effects, ads, etc.) to become distracting and less enjoyable than the casual, cathartic play associated with handling a physical deck of cards. While everyone knows the basic Klondike version of Solitaire that’s been around for ages, most are not aware of the various variations that can challenge you in different ways and keep you engaged for longer periods of time without becoming monotonous.Īs I’ve discovered these variations, I’ve naturally wanted them available on whatever device I am using. Whether on a flight or lounging around on a rainy Sunday, each game offers a new puzzle to be solved.
Solitaire in particular is a great way to pass some time. I’ve always been a fan of card games and how versatile a simple deck of cards can be.
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