Pretty Good Solitaire for iPad
Pretty Good Solitaire for iPad
800 different solitaire card games
Warning! - Pretty Good Solitaire may be addictive. We are not responsible for lost productivity, neglected spouses, children, or pets.
We are not responsible for lost sleep because you stay up to play "just one more game".
$9.99
Features
Includes the popular games Klondike, FreeCell, Spider, Yukon, Scorpion, Pyramid, Cruel - See the 750 total games
Also includes many games invented for Pretty Good Solitaire, such as Demons and Thieves, Lady Jane, and Aces and Kings.
Easy to play: just drag the cards or tap them to move them quickly.
Beautiful cards: designed to look like real cards but be easy to see.
Full Undo and Redo: undo any move or all your moves, and redo them.
Automatic Game Saving: saves your games when you leave and you can continue playing when you return.
AutoPlay/QuickMove: option can automatically play cards to the foundations for you.
Dynamic Card Sizing: pinch to make the cards smaller or spread to make them bigger. It automatically adjusts card size for portrait or landscape.
Tap and hold on a pile to get more information about what cards can be played there.
Tap the game name button to do a new game, play the next game number, or see your statistics.
Tap the Rules button to see the rules of each game.
Over 2 billion starting positions for each game. Game numbers compatible with the Mac version, FreeCell game numbers compatible with Windows FreeCell.
Start with game #1, then when you win or do a new game, you play game #2 and so on. You can also select a game number to play any game number you wish. If you play a game number you have played before and play that game number again, your second score in that game number will *replace* your previous score on that game number.
Statistics for multiple players.
More games and features coming in future versions.
The 750 Games in Pretty Good Solitaire for iPad
All 100 New Games in Version 1.5
All 50 New Games in Version 1.62
Download Pretty Good Solitaire for Windows or Mac Get Pretty Good Solitaire for iPad on the App Store
Updates
- Pretty Good Solitaire - Jan 3, 2021 - version 1.60 released.
- added 50 new games (750 total)
- Pretty Good Solitaire - Feb 3, 2017 - version 1.50 released.
- added 100 new games (700 total)
- added the ability to change backgrounds
- Pretty Good Solitaire - June 30, 2015 - version 1.40 released.
- added 25 new games (600 total)
- Pretty Good Solitaire - March 5, 2015 - version 1.32 released.
- added new Science Fiction Card Set
- now you can select custom card backs associated with the current card set
- fixed crash when replacing or reverting to snapshot
- statistics calculations were incorrect after replaying deal
- deleting game result after replaying deal caused crash
- Pretty Good Solitaire - February 25, 2015 - version 1.3 released.
- added 30 new games (575 games total)
- deal numbers with more than 8 digits did not show in result lists
- Travellers Clock crashed when game was lost
- Pretty Good Solitaire - July 10, 2014 - version 1.2 released.
- added 30 new games (550 games total)
- added New Tropical Card Set
- card animations could be incorrect speed upon victory
- random game selection when filtered could cause app to crash
- quickly tapping on stock caused extra cards to be dealt to waste
- tableau could (rarely) overlap reserve piles in Penguin
- tableau piles in The Bold incorrectly allowed groups to be moved
- tableau in Fortune's Favor incorrectly allowed groups to be moved
- Pretty Good Solitaire - October 22, 2013 - version 1.1 released.
- added 20 new games, bringing the total number of games to 520
- added favorites with star buttons in game list on main menu
- added snapshot and redo to snapshot (touch game toolbar button to access)
- added new card set - Tropical Card Set
- added New Games list for showing new/recent games
- chosen game was not highlighted when selected randomly via shake
- no score was registered for games where no move could be made
- random deal function always choose the same sequence of numbers
- Westcliff did not allow group tableau moves
- Crossroads did not allow wrapping in tableau
- undo did not clear highlight before reversing move
- rules for Westcliff incorrectly stated only one card can be moved
- some games (Forty-Nine, Push-Pin, Thirty-Six) showed no rules
- double tapping did not work properly for moves in Fourteen Up
- fixed rare crash immediately upon return to main menu
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