花札×ソリティア

how to play

"Trump x Solitaire"

It is a solitaire using general playing cards. (For one person)
We use 52 cards and do not use jokers.

● Place cards: Cards in a vertical row of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 cards in order from the left, and the top (bottom) card. Is ostensibly.

● Deck: A pile of face-down cards placed in the upper right corner of the screen. Tap here to flip the cards in order.

● Hand: Of the cards displayed face up by turning over the deck, the card in the foreground is called the hand.

● Kumibashi: A card that has been moved to the upper left of the screen (the place marked A). Only A can be placed here, and after that, 2, 3, 4, ... and so on are placed in that order. At this time, the marks (spades, hearts, diamonds, clubs) must be aligned. It is clear if you can put all the cards up to K.

[Rules for moving cards]

You can drag the face-up card in your hand or hand and place it anywhere. However, only when the number of the moving card is one before the number of the destination card and the color is different (red / black).

You can move multiple cards in a row at the same time. You can also grab (drag) a card in the middle of a row and move it.

Even a card once placed in the combination card can be placed again in the field card. (However, A cannot be moved once it is placed in the set.)

The purpose is to repeat the above card movements and place all the cards in the card. Depending on the initial card placement, the difficulty will change, so you will need luck.

[others]
A description of the buttons at the bottom of the screen.

● Time (clock mark) ・ ・ ・ Pause (time stops)

● Settings (gear mark): You can select "Easy mode", have time, or return to the title screen.

● Restart (round arrow) ・ ・ ・ Redistribute the card and try again.


"Hanafuda x Solitaire"

It is a mode in which the playing cards of solitaire are changed to "Hanafuda". (For one person)
There are 4 Hanafuda cards in order from January to December, and December x 4 cards = 48 cards are used.

The basic rules are the same as Trump x Solitaire. However, unlike playing cards, Hanafuda does not have numbers, so you need to judge by the pattern. The numbers on the Hanafuda are expressed as "month" and are as follows.

January Crane on pine (equivalent to A of playing cards)
February Uguisu on plum
March curtain on cherry blossoms
April: Lesser cuckoo on wisteria
May Yatsuhashi in the irises
June Butterflies on peony
July: Wild boar in Hagi
August Awn month (goose)
September Chrysanthemum cup
October: Deer in autumn colors
November: Swallows on willows (frogs on Ono no Michikaze) * Also called rain
December Phoenix on paulownia

Also, since Hanafuda does not have elements that correspond to the marks (spades, hearts, diamonds, clubs) in playing cards, the borders of the cards are divided into blue and red, and a square mark is added to the upper left (forcibly) 4 It is divided into types. For this reason, it is difficult to understand the arrangement of the bills at a glance.
Take your time to work on your brain teaser.