Play solitaire like the experts. With key cards highlighted and nearly every possible move indicated, you can lift your solitaire play to a higher level while playing the Solitaire Games of Skill collection. You will be able to win games you could not ordinarily win. Players that are already expert would spend less time scanning the layout.

The Solitaire Games of Skill collection has the best card mechanics of any solitaire software. You can move cards by clicking on the place you want them to go. You can swap columns of cards in order to obtain sequences of the same suit. Nearly every game allows the player supermoves as in the FreeCell game. A supermove is a move that allows the player to move more than one card at a time based on the number of tableau spaces or vacant cells. In fact this collection goes beyond supermoves by allowing you to move cards to a column while taking into account intermediate builds on other columns. Clicking on a column of cards can send each card in the column to a different location in the layout. Games can be played with up to 75% less mouse movement and mouse clicks.

The frustration of playing a game for a while only to find out that the game was never winnable in the first place is obviated here. In most instances, if the layout does not give you a chance of winning, it is thrown out.

Almost half the 157 games of Solitaire Games of Skill are new games not to be found elsewhere. One of these new games is Autumn Leaves invented by Toby Ord. This hot new game and its two deck version called Autumn are worthy competitors of games like Spider. A discussion of Autumn Leaves can be seen at Mike Keller's website. The game Pick has a layout similar to FreeCell, but play excludes the building of cards on the tableau. Instead, up to seven cards can be extracted from below the top cards of the tableau making the cards above the resulting gaps also available for play. The game Open Pyramid is like the usual game of Pyramid except all the hand cards are immediately visible and available to pair with any adjacent hand card or an available pyramid card. If a favorite game of yours seems marred by being either too easy or too difficult, you might find a version of that game here with a more pleasing level of difficulty. What follows is a detailed description of the Solitaire Games of Skill collection.



To experience the above features, click on the left box below for a free Demo of the Solitaire Games of Skill Collection. The Demo differs from the regular version of Solitaire Games of Skill in that it has only 30 ways to shuffle a deck of cards while the regular version has over four billion different shuffles. However the Demo shuffles are from 601 to 630 using the Microsoft FreeCell game number system and therefore include the notorious FreeCell game number 617 (see Mike Keller's website). Also after 30 days the Demo quits working.

You might also want to try the Solitaire Games of Skill Sampler by clicking on the middle box below. The Sampler is a free no strings attached collection of fifteen games taken from the 157 games of the Solitaire Games of Skill collection. The Sampler has as many shuffles as the Solitaire Games of Skill Collection and does not expire in 30 days like the Demo. More details on the Sampler are available on the Free Solitaire Games page of this website. If after playing the Demo and/or Sampler you find you want to purchase the product, click on the right box below.



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