Remove-A-Pair Solitaire vol. 1
“Remove-A-Pair Solitaire” is a variation of a solitaire game that you can play on your Kindle!
The rules of the game are loosely based on the card game that was popular in mid-19th century Russia.
No browser or wireless connection is needed! Even if your Kindle doesn’t have a browser, you can still enjoy this game! You can play anywhere: subway, airplane, tunnels, mountains… Use Kindle’s joystick to select matching pairs and remove the cards.
This volume includes six
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Review by Megan Mesibov for Remove-A-Pair Solitaire vol. 1
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For the kindle it’s not bad but it’s hard to navigate and it’s kind of simple but if you are stuck somewhere and have nothing else to do and are tired of reading it will keep your attention.
Review by Shania for Remove-A-Pair Solitaire vol. 1
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I bought this because I enjoy playing games on my kindle sometimes, but this game was kind of dull. I didn’t think it was much of a challenge. In addition, it was a little hard to see on my 6 inch K2, but maybe it would be better on a Kindle DX. I didn’t have any problems navigating like some other reviewers, but just didn’t find the game very fun. I would love to see some other solitaire games for the Kindle – traditional solitaire, free cell, spider solitaire.
Review by C. mcswain for Remove-A-Pair Solitaire vol. 1
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I tried it and after a few minutes it kept locking my Kindle up. I tried it more than once thinking it was something I did and it locked up everytime. I would not recomend this.
Review by Jacob Rudman for Remove-A-Pair Solitaire vol. 1
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I liked the puzzles. I purchased both volumes and I think the puzzles in the second are more challenging. In each puzzle the playing cards are spread around in rows and columns. You have to remove pairs of the same type of cards. But you can only remove the cards that are at the bottom of the columns. One thing that I found confusing, was that I had to click on the links at the bottom of the cards instead of clicking on the cards directly. Once I understood how it should work I got used to it.
I definitely recommend it. It’s an interesting idea to have a puzzle game on Kindle.
Review by Vladimir Efroimson for Remove-A-Pair Solitaire vol. 1
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I don’t usually play games, but sometimes I enjoy a puzzle or a brain teaser. I didn’t know that I could actually get a puzzle on my Kindle. I saw a co-worker play, so I tried it and bought it for myself. Once you get used to the controls, it’s a pretty good set of card puzzles.