THREE SPADES SOLITAIRE GAME: TOWERS

Beautiful and without bells and whistles-this is how you can briefly describe the appearance of the game. This is a solitaire game from the Three Spades series. The name describes the location of the cards on the game table: they are laid out in the form of three triangles, and the whole formation resembles three mountain peaks. When the cards are laid out, they start to be laid out from the top, so the analysis of solitaire can only be carried out from the bottom (the bottom row of cards is open).

The principle of disassembly is simple. Open cards are compared with the card from the deck (at the bottom). If they differ only by one rank, then the card can be removed from the layout, and it is moved to the used deck. Example: there are seven cards in the open deck, and there are six or eight cards in the open deck (suit doesn't matter). This six (or eight) can be pulled out. If there are no matching cards, then you need to open the next card of the deck and try to match a pair to it. Goal: completely disassemble the layout cards by moving them to the deck.

This version of solitaire involves playing in three levels. The first one is basic (120 seconds are given for parsing), the second one is advanced (you need to parse it in 90 seconds), and the third one is a prize one (just a minute). Note that it is not always possible to pass the first stage. After all, if the deck is over (and you can only flip through it once), then the game ends. The same rule applies for both the second and third stages.

So, to summarize. The game is sporty, which in some ways removes it from the classic solitaire games. The process allows you to shake up and get a boost of business cheerfulness, and you will not lose much time on the game. Enjoy your entertainment!