Castle Solitaire: Card Game

Meet Your New Addiction!

Step out of your boredom routine and dive into the excitement of Castle Solitaire card games! Castle Solitaire, a captivating and free Solitaire card game developed by MobilityWare – the creators of your beloved solitaire games. In this swift and user-friendly game, you get to rival kings, conquer foes, construct your castles, and proudly display your banner!

How to Play

To ascend as a Castle Solitaire champion, complete the four castles from Ace to King. Simply tap to organize cards of the same suit in descending order beneath the castles. If you find yourself stuck, tap on the stockpile to reveal additional cards. Castle Solitaire bears resemblance to Vanishing Cross or King's Corner, but with its own unique twist.

Features

♠ Overcome challenging levels and acquire new titles starting from Serf and escalating beyond Town Crier!

♠ Personalize your gameplay with varied backgrounds and cards. You can even opt for one of your personal photos as the background!

♠ Claim your victory in Solitaire and relish the thrilling winning animations!

♠ Play offline at your leisure

♠ Showcase your skills and gather badge rewards in weekly special events

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Unwind and clear your mind with this exceptional free solitaire card game. Castle Solitaire offers a blend of strategy and relaxation. Surpass rival statistics, shatter your highest score, construct your castles, and dominate with style!

It's an addiction you won't want to shake off.

Castle Solitaire is brought to you by MobilityWare.

Castle Solitaire Guide: Tips, Tricks & Strategies to Help You Win Consistently

Solitaire 101

This section is entirely dedicated to learning how to play solitaire the way Castle Solitaire presents it. If you already know how to play solitaire, you can go ahead and skip to the “What’s New in Castle Solitaire?” section.

Game Objectives

Solitaire is played with a deck of 52 cards where your objective is to move all cards to a special area in ascending order. With aces as one, you’ll need to construct suites of cards in descending order – higher value cards at the top – to effectively clear the board. If you fill up all four card suites with all their cards in ascending order (ace to king), you win. If you can’t make any moves, you lose.

Complicating this is the fact that you only have limited slots available for card movement, and that your available actions are largely determined by the luck of the draw. This means that each move you make must be calculated and you’ll have to weigh the opportunity cost of placing a high-value card in an empty slot against drawing a new hand and hopefully getting a higher number.

How To Play

To play Castle Solitaire, just tap and drag a card to move it either to an empty slot or on top of another card. If cards would be stacked together, they need to be in successive, descending order as well as of the same suit; for example, you can put a 2 of hearts on the 3 of hearts, but not the 2 of hearts on the 4 of hearts. This rule differs depending on the type of solitaire you’re playing, but for Castle Solitaire, it’s exactly like this.

You can permanently get rid of cards by depositing them in one of the four Castle Solitaires located at the sides of the screen. To do this, you’ll need to build upwards, starting from the ace (which is already in place). This means you’ll need to first deposit the 2, then the 3, and so on until the king, until that suit is finished. You win if you complete all four Castle Solitaires, and you lose if you have no more available moves.

Maybe I’ll be luckier this time.

Games start with the four aces in their Castle Solitaires and six random cards in the slots above. You can either start stacking cards in the slots (if you were lucky) or tap the deck at the bottom of the screen to draw three cards if you have no other moves.

By stacking cards into long suits, you’ll free up space. Unlike the usual stacking rules of cards only being able to be placed on the suit and number above them, you can place any card that hasn’t been deposited into an empty space. Utilizing and maximizing your free spaces can make or break Castle Solitaire games.

“It is the empty space which makes the bowl useful,” – Lao Tzu

Each time you draw from the deck, three cards will be laid out before you which will also bury your previous draw. You can take cards from your draw and stack them or move them into empty spaces to try to assemble your suits so that you can fill up your Castle Solitaires. Note that cards buried under a new draw become inaccessible unless you get rid of the card above them by playing it. Thus, don’t redraw rashly!

Get all your Castle Solitaires like this and you win!

Solitaire and by extension Castle Solitaire are simple to learn but difficult – if possible – to master. As you play more games, you’ll eventually develop your own style of play!