This is a solitaire game like no other! If you want to know why, read the rest of the article...

First of all you play head-to-head against an opponent (human or computer) to determine who the best is! You are constantly trying to play your cards strategically onto the

playing field, which you share with your opponent. The smarter player can increase its winning chances, by carefully checking all possibilities and making the better moves. In the classic solitaire game, you challenge yourself, but in Klondike Battle you challenge your opponent.

Secondly the game Klondike Battle has a great game pace whilst you also play against the clock. Who makes better choices in the time given? Is it you? The time is literally ticking against you, while you try to solve the best possible move! No more waiting for slower players, it keeps the pace going!

And last but not least, you can pound your opponent mental state with cards you cannot play to the playing board and give yourself the advantage in the game! Your opponent will not appreciate this, resulting in hilarious sounds of annoyance.

This game is timeless and I think once you’ve mastered the game you will love it! Take your time, this game will stick with you through the years, I know it does!

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Users opinions:
"..once learned, it's really addictive..."

"A card game for the real persistent people that want to be challenged!"

"...difficult but challenging at the same time..."
 

Objective of the game
The objective is to lay down all your cards from your stacks to the playing field before your opponent does. This is achieved by strategically playing them to the foundations, tableaus or by loading them onto your opponent stacks. Use created empty spots wisely, they increase your chance of winning...

Features
Four levels of difficulty
Play against one human on same device
New challenging opponents
Cup Challenging
Statistics
Ranking
Player Account Management
Online rank tables

Upcoming Releases
Auto-save battles
Play against others through the network