But at times the App Store ratings need to be taken with an even bigger grain of salt. To give another perspective besides my own ratings, I've also listed the App Store ratings. As a result the only ones included here are those that I have personally enjoyed and made good use of, and that I think are worthwhile in some way. I play-tested a lot of apps with a view to putting together this comparative review, and I deleted and dismissed any app that performed poorly, that I couldn't recommend, or simply wasn't worth your time - they simply didn't make this list. That's simply because I've only included the apps that I think are actually worthwhile. You'll notice that nearly all of my ratings have at least three or four stars (out of five), so you might wonder why I've rated all these apps quite highly. Sometimes one particular gripe may sink a particular app for me, but you might give weight to different factors, so your experience with a particular app may be different from mine. Any rating is very subjective, so don't give my rating too much weight. the number and quality of games included 2. It is based on an overall impression of factors that include: 1. My personal rating is mainly based by judging each game relative to the others in the same category. For each app I've included my own rating and the App Store rating. Ratings Within each category I've ranked the apps according to my personal ratings. These are typically the bare-bones "staples" like Klondike, Spider, FreeCell, Pyramid, and Golf, which are found on nearly every site that offers solitaire. Basic Collections are for the occasional dabbler, and each app offers only about half a dozen or so different games.Each of these collections typically contains only the most popular solitaire games, so this category is for you if you just want to stick with the proven classics. Classic Collections are for the casual enthusiast, and each app offers around 10-20 different games.These are for folks who have more than just a passing interest in solitaire, and like to try a range of different games beyond the usual classics. Popular Collections are for the keen amateur, and each app offers around 30-50 different games.These are for folks who have more than just a passing interest in solitaire, and like to try a range of different games beyond the usual popular choices. Superior Collections are for the dedicated fan, and each app offers around 60-100 different games.In most cases it's a massive collection of hundreds of games, so if you're the person who wants to see everything that there is, you should head here.
I've grouped these into five main categories according to the number of games contained in each app's collection: Instead, I want to showcase only those apps which offer a collection of different solitaire games that the enthusiast can explore and enjoy. There are literally hundreds of apps that already offer the classic Klondike solitaire game, for example.
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So if there's an app here that sounds appealing to you, you only have to click the link provided to the developer's page, to check out whether there's also an equivalent Android app, or version for Windows or Mac.Ĭategories My focus in this comparative review is not on apps that offer only one or two solitaire games, like Spider or FreeCell. But don't stop reading if you only have an Android device, because the majority of these apps also have a corresponding app for Android. But of the many apps that are out there for playing digital solitaire, which ones are the best, particularly if you have an iPad or iPhone? That's what I'll be focusing on in this article.
In a previous article I covered some of the benefits of playing a digital versions of solitaire.
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