GREEN SCORPION

A couple of Scorpions have already settled in our solitaire section, and now they are joined by another one, green. What are the differences between these three versions, you may ask? There are no fundamental differences. The rules and goal of the game have remained the same, only the map view and background have changed, it is now represented by shades of green.

For those who are not familiar with the rules of Scorpio Solitaire, we will give them briefly, you can easily find out the details in the other two versions of the game by clicking on the links below. So, the cards lying in seven columns at the beginning of the game, you must organize and add up in four sequences of King-Ace, sorting them by suit and descending ranks.

The shift in the green Scorpion (and in any other) is not as strict as in Spider, here the columns are dragged for any card, but the landing card must strictly correspond to the suit and rank (1 older) of the shifted one. You can use an auxiliary deck, but there are only three cards in it, so it doesn't often help. After the first few moves, it becomes clear whether solitaire will come together or not.