Solitaire Plus! for Android

Frustrating that there's a region of the board where the cards don't move (playable) when they should be. Means that not all games are playable. Otherwise, nice game.

I just bought Solitaire Plus! for the third time. I didn’t even investigate whether I could transfer it to my new computer because I think the developers deserve the money for such a great game. What I really appreciate is that it has a deceptively simple interface: The graphics are simple and uncluttered, but the action of the cards is pretty sophisticated and satisfying. It’s great to have such a wide range of games to choose from — over the years I’ve come to love games I’d never heard of before. There are quick, relatively simple games like La Belle Lucie, and games like Montana, which can drive you crazy, because making two plays in the opposite order can completely change the outcome of the game. I’ve loved this package for years now, and hope it’s around for many years to come.

The app is well done and looks good but it does not allow for the game page to be scaled. Really, in 2014 I can't scale the page? I like to watch YouTube videos and play solitare at the same time. I cannot do that with this game because it fill my intire screen. If you don’t mind the game filling your whole screen, this App is a good choice.

I bought this app just for Freecell, after trying a demo via the developer's website. This was worth the price, because the game operates so smoothly. It's easy to move cards, and I'm spoiled by the autoplay function. I turned off the sounds right away because don't like sounds with my card games, so I don't have an opinion of the sounds. I've tried no-cost or cheap freecell games but they didn't work nearly as smoothly as this one. And if I tire of freecell, there are lots of other solitaire games in this app that I haven't even tried yet.

Compared with several other solitaire apps I tried, this one stands out. The screen showing cards is not cluttered. Display is high definition. Card movements are smooth, and on auto play, they are very fast. Just click a card and the obvious move happens. On occasion it might not, but then you can drag the cards to where you want them to be. I also found this developer's solitaire (GamesForOne) to be the best on the Mobile, and I conclude the cost is well worth the quality.