SPARTA SOLITAIRE

Priam is the king of Troy. Hercules, Telamon and Iphicles are ancient Greek characters that have come down to us from the legends of the time of Olympus. There were all sorts of stories and versions about the development of events around Troy, and Priam took an active part there. The importance of the king was also held in high esteem by astronomers who discovered the asteroid in 1917 and named it after Priam. The Trojan War, the campaigns of Sparta and other events are related by historians and mythologists to the XIII-XII centuries BC, so we will not focus on them now, in the 21st century AD.

And the solitaire game itself is simple. You need to search the table for pairs of cards with the same values (ranks). If there are no pairs, try using the remainder of the deck located at the bottom. Flipping through it, you are more likely to find a pair for one of the cards on the table. But keep in mind that this probability will decrease as you spend cards from the deck.

I almost forgot about the most important thing! The goal of the game is a victorious march through all the levels. And to win at each stage, you must clear all the cards from the table. Only cards from the playing area are taken into account, the deck is not counted, so it can remain on the table.

Sparta Solitaire is graphically pleasant and easy to understand, allowing you to relax over a cup of tea without any extra thoughts or logical reasoning.