MORE LESS

How can you complicate a simple card game-solitaire, in which the cards are removed on the principle of more less (or older-younger)? It is necessary to fasten a timer to the game, set it for a minute and, thereby, hurry the player, forcing him to make mistakes. A person can fail even the simplest task if they are forced to hurry. So, if you want to shake up and play dynamically, for a while, then get ready!

The rules of More than Less solitaire are absolutely unsophisticated. The player only needs to move cards from the table to the stacks. Suits do not matter, only the card values (ranks) are important. Stack cards are considered the base (top, right of the deck). The maximum number of bases is 3. Naturally, a large number of stacks increases the player's capabilities. You need to choose cards from the number of open cards on the table so that their rank is one lower or higher than any of the stack cards. Once you find one, just click on it and it will automatically move to the stack.

As an example of moving from the table to the stack, you can give the following. Let's say there is a jack on the stack. So on the table you need to look for either a lady or a 10-ku. Everything is simple. After playing a few games, you'll find that it makes more sense to try to create more authentic sequences. In other words, if you see on the table: a lady, 10, 9, 8, 9, 8, and in the stack of the same jack, then it will be more reasonable to choose not a queen, but 10, since 9 will fall on it, then 8-9-8. Do you catch it? We removed not just one card, but a whole series of five. By the way, when cleaning it, other options may appear.

Since time is short, be collected and extremely attentive. If possible, use the auxiliary options. The joker, for example (you can easily distinguish it from other cards), replaces any card. Buy (make-believe, of course) or take free time expanders, coin multipliers, and so on...