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Solitaire: Classic Cards Games
Klondike Solitaire with daily challenges, leaderboards and offline play, from NewPub.
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- Developer
- NewPubCo, Inc
- Score
- 4.7
- Downloads
- 10K+ ratings
- Age
- Rated 4+
- Genre
- Board
- Price
- Free
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About this game
Both online and offline play are supported in NewPub's Solitaire, a Klondike for phones and tablets. It's a standard take on the game with the usual trimmings, aimed at beginners as much as regulars. Daily Solitaire Challenges give a reason to return, with a crown awarded for each day completed. You can choose 1-card or 3-card draw, use unlimited free hints, keep personal records and compete on a leaderboard against other players. Themes and card designs can be changed, and there's a left-handed mode for comfort. It's free to download.
Solitaire: Classic Cards Games: the full guide
What the game is
NewPub's Solitaire supports both online and offline play, which is its distinguishing claim among a crowd of otherwise similar Klondikes. It's a standard version pitched at beginners as much as regulars, for phones and tablets.
Daily Solitaire Challenges award a crown for each completed day. One-card and three-card draw are both offered, hints are free and uncapped, personal records are kept, and a leaderboard ranks you against everyone else. Themes and card designs are swappable, and left-handers get their own layout.
How a session plays
Play a deal offline on the train, then connect later and see where your records sit on the leaderboard. The daily challenge is one deal with a crown attached, and the rest is as many Klondike hands as you want. Hints are free and unlimited, so a stuck position never ends a session.
The leaderboard is the one competitive element, pitting your personal records against other players'. Otherwise it's a straightforward Solitaire with changeable themes and a left-handed option for comfort.
Why people look for it
The combination of offline play and an online leaderboard is what gets it noticed; most Solitaires offer one or the other. Beginners are drawn by the explicit welcome and unlimited hints. A 4.7 rating from over 10,000 ratings makes it a credible if less-established alternative to the household-name versions.
Look and feel
Expect a conventional table with a modest set of themes and card designs, plus a leaderboard screen and a daily challenge calendar. Nothing in the description suggests animation flourishes or an unusual visual style. Five screenshots are on the page, which should show the leaderboard and themes alongside play.
