Solitaire Napoleon's Square
About the Game
The name of the game comes from the legend that Napoleon Bonaparte himself was fond of this solitaire game in his spare time. The gameplay requires attention, logical thinking and the ability to strategically plan. Although the rules of the game may seem simple, successfully completing solitaire requires concentration and patience. Players must be able to anticipate moves and plan actions several steps ahead, which makes Solitaire Napoleon's Square an exciting challenge for both beginners and experienced players. This solitaire is perfect for those who like smart and calm games that allow you to relax and develop cognitive skills at the same time.
How to Play
Layout rules:
16 cards are laid out on the table in a random order in a 4x4 square.
Your task is to move the cards so that on each side of the square (horizontally, vertically and diagonally) the sum of the denominations is exactly 34.
How to move the cards:
You can swap any two cards. Gradually think over the moves, trying to achieve the necessary amounts along the lines.
Features:
Solving solitaire requires a careful approach and logic. It is important to think through the permutations in advance so that all sides of the square are balanced.
