Now, Solitaire Greatest Hits is a good game however, it does have some issues. It’s a cool animation that adds to the satisfaction of beating a game. Once you do beat a game, you get a nice animated graphic that has the cards splayed all over the playing board. Out of the 100 games I played, I only beat it once. After reading the rules and playing the game a few times, I have determined that there’s almost no way to actually beat the game. I took this strategy with trying the game ‘Aces Up’. If you want to view all of the games and their rules you can click on ‘Help’ Menu at the top and you can find the game and read the rules and decide if the game is something you want to try. Once you click this, the application will launch a help screen that stays on top of the game so you can read the rules as you play. If you do not know the rules or just wish for a refresher, you can click on the ‘How to Play’ icon. If you know the rules, you are all set to go and you jump in the game right away. Once you select which game you would like, you are given the board for the game. These games are Classic Klondike, Single Card Klondike, Free Cell, Spider, Aces Up, Canfield, Forty Theives, Pyramid, Golf, Scorpion, and Yukon.Įach of the games is selectable by going to the ‘Choose Game’ button or via the Games menu at the top. Solitaire Greatest Hits isn’t just a single game, but a collection of 12 different solitaire games. Whatever the reason I decided to get this to see what it included.
I’m not sure if this is due to my nature or just that I don’t have to feel rushed to finish a game. I’ve always enjoyed playing Solitaire games. One of the free games that caught my eye was Solitaire Greatest Hits.
As with the iOS App Store, the Mac App Store has both free and paid games. Gaming is huge on the iOS App Store, and it is growing on the Mac App Store. One of the categories that has not been as prominent on the Mac App Store as it is on the iOS App Store is Games. The Mac App Store has only been around for about two weeks now.
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