Bisley Solitaire

Bisley Solitaire is a one-deck solitaire game that offers players unique choices in how they move their cards around. The objective of the game is to move all the cards to the foundations. Upon starting the game, you will find that there are eight foundations located at the top of the screen. There are four foundations situated on the left side that need to be built up by sorting from A to K, whereas the four on the right side should be built down by sorting from K to A. The four aces will be automatically dealt to their respective Ace foundations, and the King foundations are going to be empty.

Underneath the foundations, you will see two rows of tableau piles, having seven and six piles, respectively. The four piles located on the left side of the first row will be dealt with three face-up cards each, and the rest of the piles will be dealt four face-up cards, each pile at a time. In Bisley Solitaire, you are given the liberty to decide the number of cards you'd like to place on the Ace and King foundations. For instance, you can build the Ace foundation of spades up to its 4-spade, and the King foundation of spades can be engaged in a down-build to its 5-spade. Also, if you have a card that's eligible to be placed into both foundations of the same suit, you get to choose which one you want to put it in.

Cards situated on the tableau piles can either be built up or down by sorting in sequence. You're only permitted to move one card at a time, and if a tableau pile becomes empty, you won't be allowed to move any additional card onto it. One critical feature of Bisley Solitaire is that you can lay down the foundation according to your desired sequence. You can explore and experiment as they can meet at any point. Overall, Bisley Solitaire is a fantastic game that affords players the opportunity to choose their moves and explore different moves as they progress.