Golf Solitaire Multiple Hack 2.5.2

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Description

This is a Golf Solitaire game with many layouts and multiple card sets. There are 20 different tableau layouts included, including the standard golf layout that everyone loves. The game also offers multiple card-sets to choose from, from classic to modern, and colorful ones. You can toggle difficulty levels via Random or non Random option and turn on/off rules (allow/disallow Queens on Kings and wrapping Aces) so that you can play based on what you like. Easy interface, colorful graphics, and various sound-effects makes playing the game fun and challenging.

• Multiple card sets (we have include some very nice and unique sets in this app).
• 20 board layouts! All unlocked and no In App Purchase needed to play.
• Option to create more random games or have the game try to crate solvable games.
• Option to toggle rules to allow Queens on Kings and wrapping Aces.
• Game keeps track of high scores and winning percentage.
• Elegant user interface and animations.

Version history

2.5.2

2021-01-04

- Updated game engine and SDK.

2.1.0

2018-09-26

- New cards
- iPhoneX compatibility
- Maintenance update
- Larger play area (removed the banner ad during game)

1.1

2014-08-11

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Ratings

5 out of 5

1 Ratings

Reviews

DBN2, 29/01/2022

Great Game, Unfortunately Under-Appreciated

If you’ve tried many of the current crop of Solitaire games, you’ve no doubt experienced frustration. Too many ads. Too many money-grubbing rigged levels. I’ve lost track of how many I’ve tried for a while and deleted. This little gem has mostly inconspicuous ads or on the not too frequent occasion when they take over the screen, you have the option of silencing them or even clicking to close them. The graphics are old school and basic, but who needs all those whiz bang special effects anyway? What thus game DOES have that is appealing in the newer games is a large variety of layouts, and you are simply competing against yourself on each tableau. The sounds, if enabled, are really cute. There’s absolutely no attempt to extract money, virtual or real, from you. It’s almost like - gasp! - playing with a real deck of cards except that you do have the option of requesting a playable deal. What’s not to like?