Tripeaks Solitaire is a variation of a classic solitaire card game. The objective is to move all cards from the peaks to the stack pile. Only faced up cards with higher or lower ranks can be removed from the peaks. The suit of a card does not matter. If none of the peak cards can be matched, a new card can be opened from the stack. If no cards are left on the stack - game is lost! The rules may sound to be not very complex, so novice players learn the game very easily, but that does not mean the game is easy. After a while you will get yourself into careful strategy planning, trying to open all cards before moving them to the stack. The resuls may vary for each variation of the game, leaving a bit of uncertanity even for a very experienced player. Time that it takes to think out your next move may also lead to your success, decrease the time to have your scores doubled. Beat your own score records just being faster then the last run with this relaxing and enjoyable game! Main features: six variations of Tripeaks Solitairenumerous levels simple but truly addictive game playhigh quality graphics and special effectsunlimited undo commands to reverse your last movehall of fame for best players System Requirements: Pocket PC device with ARM CPU Microsoft Pocket PC 2003 (SE) or Windows Mobile 5.0 operating system Free storage space of size 900KB for application files
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TripeaksSolitaire 1.0.6.0
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License | Purchase | |
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| Requirements | Windows Mobile 2003, 890KB | ||
| Downloads | 0 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | Diladele | File Size | 0 |
| Date added | 15 Oct 2006 | ||
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