A digital card game where the objective is to remove all 52 cards by matching pairs that add up to 13. Kings can be selected alone, while Queens, Jacks, and other cards have respective values. The game requires strategy and critical thinking.
This software is a digital version of a popular card game, with the objective being to remove all 52 cards in the deck. The gameplay involves discarding pairs of cards that total 13. Kings count as 13 and can be removed with a single click. Queens are 12, Jacks are 11, and all other cards count as their face value. The Ace counts as 1. Only cards that are completely uncovered are available for play.
At the beginning of the game, you are dealt 10 cards from the deck, each in its own stack, referred to as the tableau. The remainder of the cards are placed facedown and form the stock pile. To start playing, you match the cards in the tableau that total 13 by clicking and dragging them over each other. Cards that total 13 are removed from the tableau and placed in the discard pile on the lower left of the screen, and no longer available for play.
When all possible pairs have been removed from the tableau, you click the stock pile and ten more cards are dealt into the tableau. This sequence continues until all cards from the stock pile have been dealt and/or you clear all 52 cards to win the game. You receive a point for every card cleared from the tableau, with the best possible score being 52 when all cards have been removed.
Overall, this software serves as a great alternative to playing the physical game, providing an engaging and strategic experience. The interface is user-friendly and easy to navigate, allowing for smooth gameplay. Whether you're an avid player or new to the game, this software is definitely worth checking out.
At the beginning of the game, you are dealt 10 cards from the deck, each in its own stack, referred to as the tableau. The remainder of the cards are placed facedown and form the stock pile. To start playing, you match the cards in the tableau that total 13 by clicking and dragging them over each other. Cards that total 13 are removed from the tableau and placed in the discard pile on the lower left of the screen, and no longer available for play.
When all possible pairs have been removed from the tableau, you click the stock pile and ten more cards are dealt into the tableau. This sequence continues until all cards from the stock pile have been dealt and/or you clear all 52 cards to win the game. You receive a point for every card cleared from the tableau, with the best possible score being 52 when all cards have been removed.
Overall, this software serves as a great alternative to playing the physical game, providing an engaging and strategic experience. The interface is user-friendly and easy to navigate, allowing for smooth gameplay. Whether you're an avid player or new to the game, this software is definitely worth checking out.
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