Solitaire Fun Card Game ٤+

Seriously Solitare

I’m warning you now—do not play this game if you do not want fun and a game that is highly addictive. I had this on my old
iPad and could not wait to get it on my new one. It has been hard to not play each day, but I won’t have to wait any longer. Download yours now and enjoy for ages to come.

Great game but......

The game is great; fun and addictive. I have two problems though. One was these problems were the awful and annoying ads for Trump and NRA but I took care of that by paying $1.99 to get rid of all ads, especially those. Well worth the price. My other problem is unsolved. Although in this app’s description it states that the game can be played in both modes, landscape/portrait, I can’t get it to play in “landscape mode” on my 1st gen iPad Pro and the iPad is enclosed in a portfolio-style case. It does not rotate to view in portrait mode and I like it that way. For me, “Portrait” mode belongs on phones only. Because of this, I only spend about 5 minutes playing this game because I get so very frustrated having to slightly tilt my head. The game is truly worth a “5” star review but between lacking “landscape mode” and getting neck pain from tilting to see the cards better in portrait mode, I cannot give it anything short of “3” stars. I have several other Solitaire, Match-3, and Hidden Object games and all are in “Landscape” not portrait.

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Until the July ‘23 upgrade, the raves were true

I played this app for years as my top go-to game. A fine way to spend some peaceful time. At an early upgrade when I lost all my earned coins that facilitated play, I vowed never to upgrade. Don’t fix what ain’t broke, right? So I lasted through many company requests. Annoying but I was holding out for the quality I already had. Until this month when I woke up to find the upgrade done without request. Okay, I tried it. My worst fears had become true. Sure, it’s glitzier, more like jillions of other games. A fancy trail of numbers marking each game and new graphics, ironically starting at game one. After thousands of pleasant time over the years, getting to know all the players’ app names and skills. So a great game is gone without the honor of a funeral. Long live the now ordinary behind the icon of former glory. I’m deleting the app as a 21 gun salute from the fan called Tilia. In the same spirit, here’s my shorter one star review: Play on, McDuff!