Solitario Español

Finally, a Spanish solitaire deck for Android is here.

At last, a dedicated Spanish deck for Android.

This solitaire game uses the classic Spanish deck of 40 cards.

The goal is the same as standard Solitaire: uncover all the cards and move them to the foundations to build four suits from Ace to King. You lose when no more moves are possible.

With the Spanish deck, cards are placed in piles on the tableau (no color restrictions like the French deck), always ordered from highest to lowest.

Three game modes with different rules are available:

- Easy Game: Follows standard Solitaire rules, with the exception that suits (sticks) alternate. You can move a single card or a sequenced stack, and only Kings can be placed in empty tableau columns.

- Normal Game: True Spanish solitaire. You can only move the top card of each pile, but any card (not just Kings) can fill an empty column.

- Difficult Game: A challenging variation where only Kings can fill empty columns, increasing the difficulty.

You can undo any move at any time using the "undo" button.

Start a new game at the selected level with the "new game" button. Use the menu button to return to the main screen.

When no cards remain in the stock and all tableau cards are face-up, an autofill button appears, pausing the timer. Press it to automatically move all eligible cards to their foundations.

The game keeps complete statistics of games played, wins per level, total wins, record times, and starting moves.

View these statistics during a game by clicking the "i" button.

You can resume a previously started game. If you close the app or return to the main menu mid-game, you can choose to continue that game or start a new one.

Connect via Facebook to access:

- Leaderboards for all three difficulty levels

- Compare your scores with friends at your current level

- Invite friends to play Solitaire

- Share your scores with friends on Facebook.

A scoring system has been implemented with the following rules:

Moves generate points, which are multiplied by the on-screen multiplier (FactorX) for the final score.

For example, moving a card to uncover another, or from one pile to another, awards +5 base points. With a X50 multiplier, this becomes +250 points. With a X20 multiplier, the same move gives +100 points.

Moves that generate base points are:

Moving a card from waste to foundation: +10 Points.

Moving a card from tableau to foundation: +10 Points

Recycling waste pile: +5 Points

Uncovering a card in the tableau: +5 Points

Moving a card from foundation back to tableau: -15 Points

The X multiplier, shown at the bottom of the screen, decreases over time. It is used to calculate points for each move. A higher multiplier yields more points, so moves made earlier in the game are worth more than later ones.

We hope you have a lot of fun.

### What's New in Version 5.3.1

Last updated on Aug 3, 2024Fixes an issue introduced in the previous version for users outside the European Community.