NIVERNE SOLITAIRE TWO DECKS

Comparing solitaire games is a thankless task, since almost every pair has both similarities and differences. Solitaire game with the French name Nivernais (Nivernais, a historical region in France, in the Loire basin.) It also has a lot in common with classic solitaire games, but at the same time, it is not like any of them. The proposed version of the game uses 104 cards for the solitaire layout, that is, two decks.

It should be noted right away that you can't transfer cards from column to column under any sauce: either separately or in a group, not by suit or color. The only exceptions for moving are the right and left side panels, each with 4 cells. Only one card can be placed in each side cell at a time. You can take cards from here at any time, according to the situation on the table. Immediately after the layout, these cells are occupied. So, in them you can just take down cards from the central rows, and this is the only place to transfer and store cards.

As for the task, everything is similar to many other solitaire games, for example, Crescent Moon (Month). Four slots must be filled with cards sorted by suit in ascending order of rank, while the other four slots must be filled in descending order. Recall that cards can only be taken from the bottom of the central columns or from any cell in the side panels when disassembling Niverne. If there are no options, scroll through the deck. It is flipped through in bundles with simultaneous delivery of three rows of cards in the central part. Please note that the number of such scrolls is limited. Have a good game!