Odesys Solitaire 2.3.2

Reviews

5 ★, on 2018-10-29
Runs fine, great UI and great to play on a Pixel 2. Don't change this just to be doing something!

5 ★, on 2018-10-30
I'm glad you still update/care for this app. It's worth it. Never tired of it.

5 ★, on 2017-06-27
Update to initial review: There is a problem with the sound now. It only works intermittently and stutters. The other Odesys games do not have this problem, just Solitaire. I have restarted my device but this has not solved the problem. Initial review: All the Odesys card games I have bought have been excellent. I cannot recommend this app highly enough ★★★★★ (I do have one suggestion regarding the statistics, not just for this game, but all the Solitaire apps - is it possible to include the number of attempts that are made to solve a game too?)

1 ★, on 2017-07-31
Paid for the app amd now since the last update I can't even open the app. Each time I try t open it it takes me to the Uninstall/Open screen and when I select open it pulls up the initial green screen of the game then takes me back to the Uninstall/Open screen. Tried uninstalling and reinstalling without any success.

5 ★, on 2017-06-19
This game is worth the short download if you like Solitaire. I like the simplicity of the game, it's a down to earth, honest game of Solitaire. I recommend the paid version because there are no adds and the animations are great. Simply put, this is the best Solitaire​ game in the Play Store.

5 ★, on 2018-10-14
This is the best Solitaire in the store, in my opinion. The animations are subtle, attractive and super-smooth even on a low power machine. It has an excellent set of default actions, activated by a single tap on the card, which make the gameplay smoother, more convenient and more relaxing. Best of all, for a small outlay you can buy an ad-free version. Just one small change I would like to see relating to when a card is turned over and it has legitimate positions in both the lower area (7 columns) and the upper area (4 stacks). At the moment the default action (single tap on the card) is to place it on the appropriate column. Far more often I want to place it straight onto the appropriate stack in the upper area. If the jump order could be changed so it goes to the stack first, and then the columns with subsequent taps, that would be great. This is a very classy game; buy it.