Solitaire Time you will arrange the cards in ascending order in the fastest time, using the least help, then your name will appear on the global leaderboard.
This is the game mode that Solitaire Time receives the most plays from new players to experienced players, because this is the classic game mode that most people also play at the beginning. When playing, your task will be to arrange the cards from low to high according to each suit, move them strategically between columns, and use the cards intelligently.
This is the ideal mode for those who love slow, logical thinking and want to practice basic skills before entering more intense challenges.
If you are a person who loves challenges and wants to challenge yourself, this is one of the game modes that is very suitable for you. Here, the cards will appear more and there is another suit that you need to complete. All these substances will be mixed together, your job is to find the rules to neutralize them.
In this mode, it is no longer as simple as the previous two modes, when all 4 substances are mixed together in all horizontal rows without any process. Your arrangement becomes even more challenging. When you have to find a way and arrange the cards of the same suit together. There is no help at all, only strategy and tips to neutralize and help you get closer to victory.
All game modes in Solitaire Time display the number of stars you will receive. When you conquer the game in a short time, the number of times you replay is small, or you limit the use of help, the number of stars you receive after finishing the game will be absolutely 3 stars, if you violate one of the rules, your number of stars will be deducted.
Just like the game Amazing FreeCell Solitaire, each game you will know how much time you need to conquer. It can be said that this will be one of the key factors that determine the achievements you will achieve. When you conquer in a short time, quickly and accurately, the higher the score you receive, so your name will easily appear in the rankings.
