CRESCENT SOLITAIRE FOR TABLET

20 minutes to disassemble such a difficult solitaire game as Crescent Moon is not enough, but with a successful layout it is possible. Refuge Solitaire (English shelter or refuge) - so the authors called their version-is already complicated by the fact that two decks of 52 cards each take part in the game. You will have to put all 104 sheets in 8 piles: 4-descending (King-Queen- ... - Ace) , 4-ascending (Ace, 2, 3,..., King). When laying out, all cards from both decks are dealt, they are laid out on the game table in the form of a crescent, which is formed by 16 columns of 6 cards each.

Shifting between these columns is possible according to a strict rule of matching the suit, and the card being shifted must be 1 rank higher or lower than the card you want to move it to. For example, seven crosses can only be placed on a six or eight of the same cross suit. Despite the seemingly large number of sorting columns, there are usually not many options for rearrangements, but if the layout is successful, you will immediately understand this.

The game works on tablets and smartphones just as commonly as on a PC. Use this advantage of this solitaire game and take it with you on the road-there will be something to do.