Sort and Deal Card Duo

Two classic card games in one calm, offline collection: a 60 level card sorting campaign and a full two deck solitaire table. Sort the shuffled piles until every rank sits together, then deal 104 cards across ten columns and free the blocked cards one at a time. Everything is built for landscape play with large, easy to read cards, so a round fits into a short break or a long, quiet evening. No timers pushing you, no account to make, no internet needed. Your levels, stars, streaks and finished rounds stay on your device, and the dashboard keeps a full record of how you improve. Pick up the level you left, or shuffle a fresh deal for a new problem to solve.

Feature

• Two complete card games in a single download
• 60 hand tuned levels, from easy three set boards to hard six set boards
• Star rating on every level, earned by finishing in fewer moves
• Two deck solitaire with eight foundations and ten tableau columns
• Undo, hint and restart on every board, so a wrong tap never ends a run
• Statistics dashboard: rounds played, win rate, win streak, average moves, best time, total time and stars collected
• Full history of past rounds with moves, time and result
• Illustrated how to play guide for both games, always one tap away
• Large dynamic cards that scale to small phones and big tablets alike
• Sound and vibration toggles you control from the main menu
• Works completely offline, with no sign up and no personal data collected

How to play

Card sorting campaign:

1. Tap a pile to lift its top card.
2. Tap another pile to drop that card, or tap the same pile to put it back.
3. A card can only land on an empty pile or on a card of the same rank.
4. Gather every card of a rank into one pile to complete a set.
5. Complete all the sets on the board to finish the level and earn stars.

Two deck solitaire:

1. Eight foundations wait above the table: one per suit built up from the Ace, one per suit built down from the King.
2. Only the first and the last card of a column can be played; the dimmed cards between them stay locked until you free an end.
3. Tap a lit card to send it to its foundation. There is no building on the table, and an empty column refills from the stock at once.
4. When two piles of the same suit meet in sequence, tap one and then the other to transfer a card across.
5. With nothing left to play, tap the stock to deal one more card to every column. There is no redeal, so spend each row carefully.

Benefits

• Sharpens planning, memory and pattern recognition a few minutes at a time
• Gentle pace with no forced timers, lives or streak pressure
• A quiet way to unwind that still asks something of you
• Clear progress you can see: stars, streaks and a growing history
• Difficulty that climbs slowly, so beginners and veterans both fit in
• Always ready on a plane, a train or anywhere with no signal
• Small download, light on battery, no ads interrupting a board