Calculation Solitaire 1.0

To play Calculation Solitaire, you need to build four foundation piles starting with an Ace and ending with a King. You can move cards to the foundation piles by combining them to reach a total value of 13.

The objective of Calculation Solitaire is to successfully build all four foundation piles, each containing 13 cards of the same suit and arranged in ascending order.

No, only cards with a value that sums up to 13 can be moved to the foundation piles. For example, a 10 can only be placed on a 3, a 7 can only be placed on a 6, and so on.

Yes, you can move cards between tableau columns if they are in descending numerical order and alternating colors. For example, you can move a black Queen onto a red King.

If you run out of moves in Calculation Solitaire and there are still cards remaining in the stock pile, you can reshuffle the stock pile to form a new tableau. However, reshuffling should only be done once; if you run out of moves again after reshuffling, the game ends.

No, most variations of Calculation Solitaire do not allow undoing moves. It adds an extra challenge to the game. Therefore, it is advisable to carefully plan your moves before making them.

Yes, Calculation Solitaire is a winnable game. However, it requires strategic thinking and careful planning. Some deals can be more challenging than others, but with the right moves, any deal can be won.

No, not every deal of Calculation Solitaire is solvable. Some deals may have an unfavorable arrangement of cards that does not allow you to reach the foundation piles. However, many games are solvable, providing an enjoyable and challenging experience.

The appearance and rules of Calculation Solitaire may vary depending on the software implementation or platform you are playing on. Some versions allow customization options such as changing card designs or adjusting specific game rules.

Calculation Solitaire is available on various online gaming platforms, solitaire-specific websites, and as a built-in game in some operating systems. You can also find mobile apps that offer Calculation Solitaire for both Android and iOS devices.