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Pros
  • Over 700 different solitaire games will keep you playing for hours.
  • Three modes of play provide variety.
  • Help button instructs you how to play each game.
  • Ability create your own unique solitaire game with the Wizard feature.
Cons
  • Graphics are old and flat, making the visuals really boring.
  • No story or premise to engage your attention; limits the audience.
  • Overwhelming number of games, especially for just casual players.

Pretty Good Solitaire Fast Facts

  1. The earliest version for Pretty Good Solitaire was released on July 19, 1995.
  2. The game was developed and published by Goodsol Development.
  3. Goodsol Development is responsible for developing a variety of card game packages, including Action Solitaire, Most Popular Solitaire, Spider Wizard, FreeCell Plus, and Pretty Good MahJongg.
  4. Pretty Good Solitaire is available for Windows and Mac OSX systems.
  5. Pretty Good Solitaire has won a great amount of recognition from the Shareware Industry Awards during its lifetime. It has won awards such as 'Best Shareware Game' for 1999 and 2001, and 'Best Non-Action Game' for 2006.
  6. The game has been downloaded from CNET nearly four hundred-thousand times.

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