Eric's All-in-1 Solitaire 4+

I hav e been a fan of Erics’ All inOne Solitaire since it was known as Forty Thieves and Eric Snyder was in college (before?). We met in Boston at what may have been (not sure) the v ery first Macworld. I told his partner I had paid the shareware fee and loved the game. I’m guessing not too many people paid the dshareware fee ‘cause all of a sudeen I was his best friend. I waited a long time for the OS X version to arrive and puit up with its manyu bugs. My daiughter refused to givr up the original and stayed with OS 9 to keeping playing Forty Thieves. I don’t know haw many 1,000s of games she played before she was forced to move to a Eric’s All in One from Forty Thieves.
As for me, I will not say how many hours I have wasted playing one game or another. Sufficce ti say; it’s more than I amm willing disclose.
If I could award this game a 6th star I would do just that.

I have loved Eric’s Solitaire since the early 90’s when I would play Eight Off for hours to get out of doing household chores! Then, when I got my first iMac in 2008, I bought Eric’s Ultimate and was immediately hooked! I had a circuit of games I would play every day, FOR YEARS! Then I upgraded my OS yesterday, and the only application Apple told me wouldn’t work on El Capitan was Eric’s Ultimate. I cried. Then, as soon as everything was loaded, I checked the app store and found Eric’s All-in-One. I actually thought for a minute that I could kick the habit, but no, I downloaded the new app and started playing that very second! The only small bummer is there’s no Alisa or Calculation, which were two of my faves. But, as long as I still have Three Shuffles, Montana, Golf, Seven Off, Poker Square and Pyramid, I’ll live. The new graphics and animation are a little distracting, but I’ll get used to it. Thanks, Eric, for being such a stand-up solitaire superstar!!

I started with Eric’s klondike solitaire and quickly found FreeCell and Spider on my iPad. I absolutely love the clear and pleasing graphics, the effortless and intuitive movement of the cards. This All-in-1 package for my Mac does not disappoint and I enjoyed finding a bonus rule before clicking over the first card in Golf Solitaire. The Golf solitaire game is a bit harder than my iPad solitaire games (I win much more often) but Eric's visuals are so awesome, far superior to any of the others I’ve tried, and you CAN improve (slowly in my case) so I will stick with it! Love all his editions. Now waiting for Golf for iPad. Thanks Eric!!!