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Solitario Español

Name: Solitario Español
Rating: 3.7 (1 reviews)
Author: Juegos + Ids

Category : CardVersion: 5.3.1

Size：17.99MBOS : Android 4.4+

Developer：Juegos + Ids Update：Jan 03,2025

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Application Description

A new solo Spanish card game for Android!

Finally, a solo Spanish card game is available for Android devices. This game utilizes a standard 40-card Spanish deck.

The objective is identical to the popular lone French deck game: identify all the cards and move them to their respective foundations to complete four suits (from Ace to King). The game ends when no more cards can be moved to a foundation.

Unlike the French deck, the Spanish version uses piles organized by card rank (highest to lowest), without color considerations.

Three difficulty levels, each with unique rules:

Easy: Follows standard lone French deck rules, except suits alternate instead of colors. Cards or stacks of cards can be moved; only Kings can be placed in empty spaces.
Normal: Authentic lone Spanish solitaire. Only the top card of each pile can be moved, but any card (except Kings) can be placed in an empty space.
Difficult: A Spanish solitaire variation with the same rules as Normal, but only Kings can fill empty spaces.

An "Undo" button allows you to revert moves. "New Game" starts a new game at the selected difficulty, and the menu button returns to the main menu.

An "Autofill" button appears when all cards are in piles; pressing this collects all cards in their corresponding foundations.

The game tracks game statistics (games played, won, times, and moves) by level and overall. These statistics can be viewed by clicking the "i" button.

Resume previously started games. The game saves your progress allowing you to continue where you left off.

Connect with Facebook to access:

Leaderboards for all three difficulty levels.
Friend rankings for your current level.
Invite friends to play.
Share scores on Facebook.

A scoring system is implemented:

Points are awarded for moves, multiplied by a time-based multiplier (FactorX). For example, moving a card to reveal another, or moving from one pile to another, earns +5 points. With a multiplier of X50, this becomes +250 points.

Point values for moves: