Classic Solitaire and simple gameplay. Play different card games in the app: Solitaire, Mau Mau, Pharaoh and other card games. Animation and Nice game interface.

Card Games Rules:

The rules of the Solitaire game - Free four aces by arranging cards in increasing order in each of the 4 cells of the house that are tied to the suits. Put the deuce on top of the ace, on top of the deuce - three, etc. The game has 52 cards.

Rules of the game 101 - get rid of all your cards. Anyone with cards left will lose. 4 cards are dealt to each player. You can go suit to suit or to the value of the card. For example 10 to 10 or Spades to Spades. If you go down with an Ace, the player will miss the move. 6 - takes 2 cards and skips the move. 7 - takes 3 cards and skips the move. The Queen can order the suit with which the player must go. If there is no card to go with, then the player can take the card from the deck. The game has 36 cards.

Czech Fool rules - get rid of all cards. Each player is dealt 5 cards. You can go suit to suit or to the value of the card. For example 10 to 10 or Spades to Spades. Ace - a pass. 6 - the opponent will take 1 card and skip the move. 7 - takes 2 cards and skips the move. The Queen can order the suit with which the player must go. If there is no card to go with, then the player can take the card from the deck. The game has 36 cards.

The rules of the game Mau Mau - the first to get rid of all your cards. Anyone with cards left will lose. Each player is dealt 7 cards. You can go suit to suit or to the value of the card. For example 10 to 10 or Spades to Spades. If you put a Jack and declare a new suit, then the other player must put a card of the announced suit. If one of the players puts seven on the table, then the other player must take 2 cards from the deck and skips the move. The eight also skips the move. If there is no card to go with, then the player can take the card from the deck. The game has 36 cards.

The rules of the game Pharaoh - get rid of all the cards. Each player is dealt 5 cards. You can go suit to suit or to the value of the card. For example 10 to 10 or Spades to Spades. If the player went 6, the next player takes 1 card from the deck and skips the move. If the player went 7, the next player draws 2 cards from the deck and skips the move. If the player goes 8, he repeats the move. If a player moves an Ace, the next player skips a move. If the player went as a Queen, then he must order any suit that becomes current. If there is no card to go with, then the player can take the card from the deck. The game has 36 cards.

Rules of the game Fool - get rid of all your cards. The last player who does not get rid of the cards will lose. 6 cards are dealt to each, the next card is opened and her suit sets the trump card for this game. Card seniority is determined from a smaller card to a larger one. During the game, the player puts any card at his discretion, and the other player must repulse it or pick it up for himself. You can beat an opponent’s card by putting on it the highest card of the same suit or a trump card. It is possible to beat a trump card only with a trump card of a larger denomination. After the card is beaten, any of the participants can add a card of any suit that matches the value of the cards. The game has 36 cards.