DEMON SOLITAIRE GAME

Put all the cards in piles in the upper-right corner of the game table. The cards in these piles must be of the same suit and ordered by rank from king to ace. Solitaire Demon is somewhat similar to Klondike Solitaire, but only with separate elements. For example, the transfer of cards from column to column, and there are only four of them, is carried out by analogy with the Klondike Solitaire: you can only put a red card with a rank one lower on the black suit, and vice versa, only black is put on the red suit. Nine to ten is correct, six to five is not.

The rest of the deck here is divided into two parts, while only the upper half-deck can be used manually, the second part of it is automatically dealt to an empty column. There are also differences in the base maps. Here, instead of an ace, the base card can be any card that is randomly selected during the hand. Due to the strict restrictions on shifts and the small number of sorting columns, solitaire is very difficult to disassemble. No wonder they called him a Demon.