Publisher's Description
From Solitaire Forever:
Klondike is everyone's favorite solitaire game. Enjoy it fast, smooth, and beautiful, for free. Klondike Forever allows to set game rules including option for unlimited undo/redo. It has full screen mode. Highlight playable cards and cards of any rank. You may use single or double click auto move and sticky click options. Peek at hidden cards.
What's new in this version:
- full screen mode uses current screen resolution
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All versions:
3.9 starsout of 13 votes
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Current version:
4.7 starsout of 3 votes
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"Great... the greatest ever.
Great....the best ever!"Version: Klondike Forever 1.3.6
Pros
It is very clear, bright and FAST. Also you are not constantly frustrated as with some others (such as Full Deck Solitaire). It is the best ever, the best I've ever seen. On top of all that, it is free. What more can one wish?
Cons
Nothing at all.
Summary
This is the best solitaire app I've ever seen, all things considered. It is Klondite Forever is easy for the eyes (bright and clear), for the mind (it responds quickly and moves cards through clicks: many apps, e.g. Full Deck Solitaire, are slow and you waste time moving the cards manually, which is frustrating in itself).) and for the heart (you don't always get frustrating hands as with some apps, and you get an applause when you win). I've never seen anything as good, and in fact can't imagine anything better.
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"works very well"
Version: Klondike Forever 1.3.6
Pros
Nice interface and graphics
Cons
none really
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"Easy to play. Continues to challenge."
Version: Klondike Forever 1.3.6
Pros
Looks good.
Cons
Command-M, which turns on sading for the next move, to close to Command-N which is for a new game.
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