Martha Solitaire

I recently played a highly enjoyable game called “4 Aces Solitaire". To start the game, four aces are dealt to form the four foundation piles, while the rest of the cards are dealt into twelve tableau piles of four cards each. The first and third cards in each tableau pile are covered, while the rest are uncovered.

The goal of the game is to put all the cards to the foundation piles, which are built up from Ace to King with cards of the same suit. The tableau piles are built down by alternate colors. Each time you can move one card from a tableau pile to another tableau pile or to the foundation piles. You can also move a sequence of correctly stacked cards from one tableau to another.

Note that if a tableau pile becomes empty, you can only fill it with one card, but not a sequence of cards. As you progress in the game, you will notice that when the card over a covered card is removed, you can uncover the card, which adds a certain degree of luck into the game. However, with the correct skill, this game is not hard to win.

If you find yourself stuck and cannot continue, clicking on the give-up button on the screen will bring the game to an end. The more cards you put into the foundation, the higher your score.

Overall, 4 Aces Solitaire is a fantastic software for anyone who loves a good game of Solitaire. Its user-friendly interface and simple-to-follow rules make it an excellent choice for both novice and experienced players alike. So, why not give it a try? I am sure you will enjoy playing it as much as I did!