Napoleon Solitaire
A Classic Napoleon Solitaire Card Game. Move all the cards from bottom to the top. Beautiful graphics and a lot of fun for everyone! Move all cards from the ta...
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About Napoleon Solitaire: A Classic Napoleon Solitaire Card Game. Move all the cards from bottom to the top. Beautiful graphics and a lot of fun for everyone! Move all cards from the tableau (bottom of the screen) and the stock (middle of the screen) to the foundations (top of the screen). Cards can be placed onto the foundations if they are one rank higher and of the same suit as the top card. Similarly, cards can be moved within the tableau if they are one rank lower and of the same suit as the card theyre placed on. Its simple, and youll quickly pick it up as you play. Have fun!
How to play Napoleon Solitaire: Mouse
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