KLONDIKE SOLITAIRE FREECELL SOLITAIRE

Once upon a time, in the days of early settlement offices, hitherto operating only with paper, personal computers (PCs) running Windows, office workers have chosen built into the operating system solitaire. It was a Klondike — a simple and intuitive rules solitaire (Solitaire - solitaire in English). The game was also known as Klondike and had two options of putting a deck: one round on one card with the accumulation of virtual money points (Vegas) and endless flipping three cards.

Since then, much time has passed, but the solitaire has lost none of its popularity, but rather got a mass of new fans. Now, not only Microsoft, but many other developers make their version of Scarves, basing them on well-established old principles.

From version to version changing only the backs of cards, methods of laying them on the table, as well as the overall ambiance and style. Whatever all these metamorphoses, the solitaire has the same problem as before, and the complexity of the layout and Assembly changes slightly.

Offer this version of solitaire is not something original. in a deck of those same 52 cards, of which for the 7 columns in the closed state, forming a scarf: 1st column - one card, 2nd - 2, the third three and so on, in the final seventh column 7 of the sheets. The top card is opened. The rest of the layout the deck is next on the table. There are 4 home cells (home or base, as they are sometimes called). In them the player needs to move and without exception, all cards, including those in the deck, sorting them in the process of moving by suit and rank.

Thus, the purpose of solitaire is to stack all cards in the cell-base, organized by kinds and denominations in ascending order, received 4-d sequence: ACE, 2, 3, 4 ... King. Solving the problem, the player shuffles the cards, shifting them from column to column according to the principle: red on black, red on black and of course the Junior high.

Klondike Solitaire does not limit the player by time. Stopwatch that is located right at the bottom of the table, counts the seconds are only for the statistics. The scoring system is sort of its own, created by the authors. Of the disadvantages is the lack of automatic relocation of the selected card to the base on double click — each time it is necessary to drag there hands.