SoliDroid Solitare Mobile App

SoliDroid Solitaire is designed to be played on the TournamentGames.com Browser App. It was the second game released for the TG.com mobile browser for Android. SoliDroid combines the classic game of Klondike Solitaire with tournament style competition in this fast paced mobile app. SoliDroid Solitaire is available as a free download in the Android App Store.

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Game Play Overview

Scoring

Game Controls

Game Features

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Game Play Overview

When playing SoliDroid, you will need to be efficient in every way. Certain strategies, such as using both hands to maximize your speed, can be helpful at improving your speed and overall resulting score during gameplay. Once the game starts, study any possible moves that you have available. If you can, move any aces to the Ace Tray at the bottom. To move the cards, tap the one you want to move, then the column you want to move it to. If there are no playable cards in your SuperStax or PlayLater stacks, you can tap the deal tray on the lower left-hand corner to reveal your next card. Move cards into the Ace Tray in ascending order. For example, if you have an Ace of Hearts, you would place it into the Ace Tray, then the Two of Hearts, etc. Move all cards into these columns to bust the deck!

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Scoring

Points are earned during gameplay for:

Unused Wild Thang Cards
Each card placed onto the playing field
Each card placed onto the Ace Tray

For each card placed onto the playing field, or onto the Ace Tray, the faster the move is made the higher the amount of points that are added to the player's score.

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Game Controls

Stack Indicator Lights - Lights that show green for cards that can be moved, gray for a column with no cards, and red for a column containing only a king card.

Playing Field - Middle area of the screen where the cards are stacked in their formation for gameplay.

Draw Pile - Cards that can be dealt out during gameplay and moved to the playing field to create sequential stacks.

Discard Piles - One or more Super Stax piles where the card from the Draw Pile are dealt to.

Play Later Slot - A slot where a single card can be placed to hold it for user later.

Wild Thang - A card that can be placed anywhere on the playing field that will automatically became whatever card that would be needed for the chosen placement.

Score Box - The area where the player's current score and the tournament leader's current score is shown during gameplay.

Timer - The timer resets after each successful move of a card during gameplay. If the timer runs out a card from the draw pile is drawn automatically. If there are no cards in the draw pile, the game is over.

Ace Tray - The area where cards can be removed from the playing field by suit beginning with the Ace card and building sequentially up to the King card.

Exit Button - Used to exit the current game.

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Game Features

Different Deck - A tournament where each player will play the same card pattern design or designs, but the deck of cards will be in a random order each time.

Same Deck - A tournament where each player will play the same card pattern design or designs, as well as the same exact order of cards in the deck.

Redeal Option - Clicking the Redeal Option allows a player to have the cards reshuffled and dealt again at the beginning of a game.

Super Stax - The Discard Piles at the bottom of the game screen. Tournaments may have one or more discard piles. The number on the Super Stax's icon designated how many that specific tournament will have.

Wild Thang - The wild card, or Wild Thang, is a card that can be placed anywhere on the playing field that will automatically became whatever card that would be needed for the chosen placement.

Bust It - This feature allows you to play a solveable solitaire deck. While you may not bust it 100% of the time, but these decks are proven that they can indeed be busted in gameplay.

Panic Button - Use this button to gain extra time when you need it most. After pressing Panic, the timer will turn Yellow, and it will run through twice before dealing another card or ending the game.

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