BUSHIDO SOLITAIRE (BUSHIDO)

How to correctly pronounce the name of this solitaire game (Bushido) in Russian can only be understood by visitors who are well versed in Japanese. There is a suspicion that there is no W sound in Japanese, so probablyBushido is correct.

Upon careful study of the rules of this solitaire game, it was found that there are no obvious direct matches with the environment. Yes, the task talks about sorting cards by suit and rank, like Klondike Solitaire or Spider, but the layout of the cards and the methods of rearranging them are not identical to the aforementioned inhabitants of the solitaire world.

The first thing that catches your eye is the initial card, on which you need to collect the entire suit. It is chosen randomly by the computer during the layout and is the same for all suits. For example, the program can choose five, seven, or any other card as the starting card, while in Klondike Solitaire, for example, you should start with an ace. You can move cards in any column by analogy with the four-suit Spider, i.e. either a column of cards of the same suit, ordered by rank,or single cards in the style of smaller to larger.

Due to the low convergence, Bushido provides eight free cells for re-arranging cards, which can be used for temporary storage.