Solitaire for Two

A game by Joli Quentin Kansil

1 - 4 Players 30 - 45 minutes Low

No associated mechanics.

Card Game, Puzzle

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Description

Solitaire for Two is a unique twist on the classic solitaire game, offering not one but two exciting games to play. The first, Six-Suit Solitaire, is a modified version of Klondike, with six suits and three jokers adding an extra layer of challenge and strategy. Players aim to remove all tiles from play by creating stacks from Ace to King, but with a clever twist - keeping Aces in play can give you an edge, allowing you to move Queens and even Jacks to empty columns. With easy-to-learn rules, this game is perfect for players of all skill levels, and its short playtime of 30 to 45 minutes makes it an ideal activity for a quiet evening. The second game, also called Solitaire for Two, is a multiplayer version that can be played with 2-4 players, despite its name. Players take turns drawing tiles and trying to place them in the layout to score points. The goal is to lay off as many tiles as possible, with bonus points for playing all three drawn tiles, moving columns of tiles, and other specialized situations. With its simple rules and engaging gameplay, Solitaire for Two is a great option for families, friends, or solo players looking for a fun and challenging puzzle to solve. Designed by Joli Quentin Kansil and first published in 2001, this game has stood the test of time, offering a fresh take on a classic favorite.