Sage Solitaire Cheats

Sage Solitaire Hack 2.1.2 + Redeem Codes

Poker, meet Solitaire

Developer: Zach Gage
Category: Games
Price: Free
Version: 2.1.2
ID: net.stfj.SiegeSolitaire

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Description

Sage Solitaire is a brand new Solitaire variant that combines the luck and joy of Solitaire with the depth of Poker; lovingly crafted, and optimized for your phone.

**As featured in the New York Times holiday gift guide!**

Named 'Game of the Week' by both TouchArcade.com and BoingBoing.

5/5 Stars “A fantastic example of how to make a mobile card game that's unique, fast, and strategic.“ - Touch Arcade

4.5/5 Stars "I’m in love with Sage Solitaire" - App Advice

------WHATS IN THE “BOX”?
The free version of Sage Solitaire deals out Single Deck, Insta-Tournament, and Vegas Modes. A single in-app purchase kills ads, and unlocks more modes, wallpapers, and themes that pair nicely with any situation you might be in. So take it with you, Sage is a Solitaire game fit for your life.

------MORE PRAISE FOR SAGE SOLITAIRE...
"No doubt about it: If you liked Threes you're gonna enjoy Sage Solitaire." - Asher Vollmer, creator of Threes

"I can’t stop playing" - The Verge

"Might be one of the best designed games of the year" -FastCompany

"Already taking over where my Threes addiction left off..." ProductHunt

"A great take on solitaire" - SlideToPlay

------A WORD FROM THE DEVELOPER
Klondike and FreeCell Solitaire are great games when all you have is a deck of cards, but you have more than that, you have the computer phone of the future! Our phone screens aren't the size of a table (yet), so why do we have to play solitaire games designed for tables?

Isn't it time we had a solitaire game where the cards were big enough to see and easily touch? Shouldn't there be a solitaire game light enough to play casually, yet deep enough for swapping strategies with friends?

At least that's what I think.
I hope you enjoy Sage Solitaire.

-zach

------FULL GAME FEATURE LIST
- Six Different Modes (Insta, Single, Double, Vegas, Grit, and Fifteens)
- 48 Achievements
- Tons of GameCenter Leaderboards
- In-Depth Statistics tracking synced across devices through iCloud
- Loads of Wallpapers and Card Backs
- Night Mode (easy on your eyes for playing in the dark)

Version history

2.1.2
2020-11-04
Infrastructural upgrades. Fixed the copy/paste issue.
2.1.1
2018-12-08
Giant 2.0 Update!
A brand new mode — Instant Tournament — comes to Sage Solitaire!
Try to get your best score on a specific deal, and then see how you stack up against everyone else in the world who played that exact deal!
Insta also brings with it a new scoring mechanic: The 5 Card Bonus. Build up your bonus by making any hand, and then score it by making any 5 card hand! But watch your trashes, any time you trash your bonus will reset!
Also:
- iPhone X, XS Max, and 11" iPad resolution support!
- 8 New achievements tied to Insta-Tournament
- Bug Fixes

2.1.1-
clarified medal rewards in insta-tournament

2.1 -
No more waiting for the next tournament! Who has time for that?!

Now you can keep playing Insta-Tournament game after game after game.
How did we accomplish this impossible feat? Time-travel. We simply let you play future deals after you've played the current one. You can thank Denver Coulson for this. He’s the smart guy who came up with it and programmed it. Also we fixed some bugs.
2.1
2018-12-01
Giant 2.0 Update!
A brand new mode — Instant Tournament — comes to Sage Solitaire!
Try to get your best score on a specific deal, and then see how you stack up against everyone else in the world who played that exact deal!
Insta also brings with it a new scoring mechanic: The 5 Card Bonus. Build up your bonus by making any hand, and then score it by making any 5 card hand! But watch your trashes, any time you trash your bonus will reset!
Also:
- iPhone X, XS Max, and 11" iPad resolution support!
- 8 New achievements tied to Insta-Tournament
- Bug Fixes

2.1 -
No more waiting for the next tournament! Who has time for that?!

Now you can keep playing Insta-Tournament game after game after game.
How did we accomplish this impossible feat? Time-travel. We simply let you play future deals after you've played the current one. You can thank Denver Coulson for this. He’s the smart guy who came up with it and programmed it. Also we fixed some bugs.
2.0
2018-11-29
Giant 2.0 Update!
A brand new mode — Instant Tournament — comes to Sage Solitaire!
Try to get your best score on a specific deal, and then see how you stack up against everyone else in the world who played that exact deal!
Insta also brings with it a new scoring mechanic: The 5 Card Bonus. Build up your bonus by making any hand, and then score it by making any 5 card hand! But watch your trashes, any time you trash your bonus will reset!

Also:
- iPhone X, XS Max, and 11" iPad resolution support!
- 8 New achievements tied to Insta-Tournament
- Bug Fixes
1.1.1
2015-11-06
Added 4 more high-tier bets for you totally amazing vegas players: 10k, 25k, 50k, and 100k. These bets are extra tricky thanks to bottom row negative multipliers, so good luck!

Also, small side note:
A few people in the reviews keep accusing me of rigging the deck. I promise it's purely random and nothing is rigged. The issue where you keep seeing a number under another number is "frequency illusion" (google it!). If you still don't believe me, try to imagine this from my perspective — why would I rig the game to make it less fun? Half the thrill of game design is using randomness in interesting ways, if you just 'rig it' that's cheating.

I know there are a lot of games out there that rig the randomness (i'm looking at you slotmachines and certain very successful freemium games that I will not name) to try to get you to spend more money, but in Sage there aren't consumable IAP purchases... There is literally no reason I would rig this game.

-------- WHATS NEW IN 1.1 ----------------------------
- 2 brand new gambling-style game modes
- 40 Game Center achievements
- Low FPS battery conserve option
- Volume control fix
- Added option to share on Facebook
- Loads of bug fixes
- Stopped rigging the deck (just kidding, I've never rigged it, it’s always been purely random)

Holy cow, this update sure took a lot longer than I expected. Thanks for sticking with Sage Solitaire for this long! I'm so excited to share what I've been working on the past few weeks. I tried to address many of the requests I've gotten from you all.

The biggest addition is two new modes, centered around a gambling mechanic, available for free!

The first mode is Vegas mode where every game matters and high-scores are set by the daring. It's tough, but if you lose too badly you can always reset your bank.

The second mode is high stakes and more intense; True Grit mode is like Vegas mode, but all your decisions are permanent. You can never reset your total, and if you go below zero, you can never play it again.

If this isn’t enough, there are now 40 achievements to collect, ranging from trivial, to interesting, to nearly impossible.

All of this sits atop a ton of feature requests and bug fixes. There should be lots here to keep you going for a while. Enjoy! :)

p.s. As always I don't put any update nag screens in my games, but if you like the game, it's always nice to leave a review. Thanks so much!
1.1
2015-10-08
- 2 brand new gambling-style game modes
- 40 Game Center achievements
- Low FPS battery conserve option
- Volume control fix
- Added option to share on Facebook
- Loads of bug fixes
- Stopped rigging the deck (just kidding, I've never rigged it, it’s always been purely random)

Holy cow, this update sure took a lot longer than I expected. Thanks for sticking with Sage Solitaire for this long! I'm so excited to share what I've been working on the past few weeks. I tried to address many of the requests I've gotten from you all.

The biggest addition is two new modes, centered around a gambling mechanic, available for free!

The first mode is Vegas mode where every game matters and high-scores are set by the daring. It's tough, but if you lose too badly you can always reset your bank.

The second mode is high stakes and more intense; True Grit mode is like Vegas mode, but all your decisions are permanent. You can never reset your total, and if you go below zero, you can never play it again.

If this isn’t enough, there are now 40 achievements to collect, ranging from trivial, to interesting, to nearly impossible.

All of this sits atop a ton of feature requests and bug fixes. There should be lots here to keep you going for a while. Enjoy! :)

p.s. As always I don't put any update nag screens in my games, but if you like the game, it's always nice to leave a review. Thanks so much!
1.0.1
2015-08-29
Thank you so much for loving Sage Solitaire! I honestly had no idea it would receive this kind of amazing reception!! This is a very small maintenance update, but I'm hard at work implementing some new modes and coming up with a list of achievements. So keep an eye out!

As always, I don't put those review-nag screens in my games, so here's the part where I do the plea: Apple resets the review count to 0 after every update, so reviews right after an update are the most important. If you're loving Sage Solitaire please help out and leave a review :) You're all amazing

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Added options to tweet scores / times / clears
Minor Bug Fixes
1.0
2015-08-26

Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases

Item Price iPhone/iPad Android
Full Game Unlock
(Unlock the full version of Sage Solitaire: Disabled Ads, Double Deck and Fifteens Mode, Statistics Tracking, Swappable Wallpapers and Card-Backs)
$3.99
Free
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Ratings

4.2 out of 5
550 Ratings

Reviews

Potter6Plus,
Thanks for the update!!
The 2.0 update with newer device support is very much appreciated! I’m excited to be able to play this game again with it taking full advantage of the new screen sizes!

One other feature I’d like to see added: darker colored backgrounds for day mode and/or the ability to switch the card front color separately from day/night mode.

The night mode feature is super useful, and I love the dark backgrounds it includes, but I prefer the white card front color for my normal game play. Given the OLED display of the newer iPhones, I know the darker backgrounds of night mode are also better for battery life so I’d love to be able to compromise a little and have a darker background with the white card front, whether that be by adding darker backgrounds to day mode or by allowing the card front color to change separately. Perhaps it could even be implemented so that all backgrounds are available regardless of the day/night mode, a switch exists for the card front, but the night mode switch remains available too. That way, users can customize their main game day mode however they want with any combo of dark/light background and black/white card front, while still having the convenience of the night mode switch to instantly get the dark on dark combo when desired!
Enid Adams,
Want original version back please!
I have loved playing this game for a long time, especially double deck. Unfortunately the update automatically installed on my phone and I believe it may have caused some issues with my phone’s cellular function, with a screen stuck on verifying cellular updates and no ability to call or text—scary. I don’t care about my ranking with the rest of the world, but would like to be able to play my personal best without so much tracking and sucking down battery life & memory with statistics. Is there a way to get back to the original version? It would be great to have a double deck version with the stepped up scoring used in tournament(otherwise it is all over too soon!) with the ability to opt out of worldwide rankings. Enid Adams
Mokidding1,
PERFECT GAME...Challenging+No Stress
This is my favorite game; my 'go-to game. It's unique, a different breed of solitaire that I've never seen before. It's deceptively simple to play, but quite a challenge to win (by clearing the board, beating your highest score, or if you want, competing against the leaderboards and other challenges). It offers tons of backgrounds, card backs, ways to play, and fun 'awards' with a sense of humor - all in a seamless, simple and uncluttered format. Brilliantly done!!

There are different options of play, like "Vegas Style", "Single Deck", "Double Deck" and a couple more. I've been playing Single Deck all along and still not bored! I look forward to trying the others.

UPDATE: Aug 2016
Wanted to review again, after the latest update. Everything I said in original review still stands, and then some! I still play this game all the time - still my go-to game after all these months! I Never get bored of it. Since my last review I tried out the 15-mode game, and I am addicted! I also tried Vegas style, and definitely have a lot of room to grow on that one :-o. I love the challenge of it. I am also very glad the game lets me reset my bank back to where it started. (I wasn't doing so bad, but my husband tried and he really put me in debt!). I can't say enough about Sage Solitaire! Thank you, zac (i think that's the right name for who created this game)... you are a genius!!
Omighty One,
Disappointed
Played the free version (and regrettably bought the paid version) and it was fun. Difficult game, which I like, but the design has flaws. The scoring system doesn't reward you enough. The requirement to span more than one row causes too many failed games. Once you get a decent high score, it's next to near impossible to beat it because it's basically a maximum. The vegas mode is completely broken. You start with $500 and a minimum of a $50 ante. Your payout is based on a multiplier you increase by clearing the top two rows of cards. Even if you successfully clear the entire board and get the bonus multiplier you don't make your ante back meaning you always lose money from the bank regardless. Vegas mode should really be called "completely broken and not thought out mode designed so you will never unlock true grit mode even though you paid $2.99 to unlock mode". Disappointed as I think the game has great potential outside of the frustrating flaws which could be easily fixed.
shatland is my name,
fun... for a bit.
this game took over my screen time for about 3 weeks. the idea is great, the graphics and sounds are great, even most of the game mechanics are good. but there are a few things that keep popping up that ultimately chipped away any interest or excitement i had for this game.

mechanically, two pair IS a poker hand but not allowed, however, a 3-card straight is not a poker hand and is allowed. also, not being able to make a hand from the same row is annoying. it might not be if there were more than three rows OR if there were the same amount of cards in each pile. the final mechanic that really twists the knife is trashing a card and finding the same ranked card underneath. the probability of drawing a pair in a 52 card deck is something like 1/200. this happens every single game, often more than once.

the scoring, on another hand, is totally bunk. not too bad in single deck, but vegas is just horrible. not only can you only score on one suit (bonus suit) but the point values too low to make your ante back and clearing the board is required to make anything above ante. also, why bother upping the ante? betting 50 and clearing the board with $20 wins you about 50. betting 200 and clearing the board with $20 wins you about 50 (maybe slightly more). the risk is SO much higher but the reward is the same.

then there are exhaustive ads that increase over time.

was fun for a bit, but i’m over it.
SunshiineOFyourLiiFe,
PLEASE UPDATE!!
I love this game.
There is no other like it in the App Store. I finally unlocked True Grit mode. I had my phone in my hand as I went to stop my 2 year old from getting into something (as usual) and apparently my screen was unlocked so my hand must have hit true grit mode a few times because when I actually opened the app to play true grit mode I was negative and you can't reset it. I paid the $2.99 to unlock all modes...I think that should be included. Since you're still making new and updating your other apps...would you PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PRETTY PLEASE UPDATE SAGE SOLITARE!!!??!!!!
joeychick,
Still love it after all these years + 1 request
I love playing this game. I fit in a few games here and there as a quick diversion from work. The Instant Tournaments are my favorite game play mode. And I would love Vegas mode more if it wasn’t so darn hard to make a little cash, but then again, that’s why I keep coming back to it, so good job.

My only problem with this game is that I can’t shut off the haptics without shutting off my phone’s haptics. I would absolutely love it if you added a setting to turn off the game’s haptics.

Thanks for making a game (and your other games) that I still love playing after all these years!
kaitlindb,
It's just okay, it has potential.
It's not a phenomenal game (at least the free version isn't, I haven't seen anything from the free version to make me willing to pay for more). I gave 2 stars because overall the game just does not capture my attention. It's difficult to win, when trashing cards it gives you a card of the same value plus the rule of having to have cards in separate rows to create a hand makes it impossible to actually win a hand; there is nothing to suggest that if I pay that these 2 things can be changed or that they will go away. Otherwise it seems like it might be fun. It has a lot of potential, I just can't see me playing it often since currently I have no chance of winning at it. I'll keep it for when I want something different.
jwar30,
10/10
I had this on my phone a couple years ago, and then deleted it. I recently reinstalled the game, and remembered why I deleted it: it is so addictive. I can sit down and spend hours going “just one more game, just one more game.” If anything, I have learned that I am glad I don’t gamble. There are some things I find frustrating (like trashing a card and finding the SAME ONE underneath) but I think that’s mostly because I’m not very good at the game. If you like solitaire, or just think it’s ok, definitely play this version.
Stoopid Dawg,
Flawed, but still worth downloading
Don't expect the perfect game. The standard game is pretty solid, but the flaws become glaringly obvious in vegas mode. The scoring system is fine, no where near perfect, in standard mode but extremely lacking when tweaked for vegas mode. The amount that a stack clear is worth is undervalued, which makes it vital to clear the table. That, in and of itself isn't awful. The tremendous flaw is when you combine the problem with stack values with the fact that combinations only add to your dollar amount if the bonus suit is included.

I would love to be able to speak with the creators to come up with a good solution that maintains the right amount of difficulty.