Solitude: A Solitaire Game

A simple but elegant Klondike Solitaire game.

There are 7 columns with cards. The number of cards in each column increases from left to right, going from 1 to 7 cards, only the last card of each column is face up. There is a deck from which the remaining cards are drawn and 4 areas divided into card suits: Clubs, Hearts, Spades and Diamonds.

How to play:

It is played, like all PC Solitaire games, by dragging the cards from their initial place to the place where you want to place them, this with the objective of turning over the card that were under the card taken, if the card is from any pile, or remove cards from the deck if that is where they come from.

The cards must be stacked in a descending way, and alternating the colors; that is to say, if there is a 5 of Clubs, a 4 must be placed on top, either of Hearts or Diamonds, then a 3 of Spades or Clubs, and so on and so forth this process is repeated until a pile runs out of cards or the deck is empty. When a column runs out of cards, it is possible to place a King card of any suit in that place and continue stacking the cards.

If an Ace is found, it must be placed in the area corresponding to its suit, then the other cards belonging to the same suit will be placed in ascending order (Ace, 2, 3, 4, etc.).

The main objective is to reveal all the cards face down, remove all the cards from the deck and stack as many cards as possible in the areas of the Aces, as each of these actions add points to the final score.

Game features:

This game has two modes: draw a card, where cards are drawn from the deck one by one; or draw three cards, where 3 cards are drawn at a time and only the card placed above the others can be taken.

It is possible to restart the game, as well as to start a new one and choose a different game mode; it is also possible to undo the moves made, and pressing the "P" key pauses the game.

To avoid that moment when there are no cards left in the deck or face down and you have to put ONE BY ONE all the cards in the Aces zone, the game ends automatically when there are no cards left face down or in the deck, which is taken as a victory.

A tally is kept of the points obtained and the time elapsed, and at the successful completion of the game, the player is congratulated and shown his time and score, as well as the possibility of playing a new game or quitting the game. At the moment no record is kept of the score obtained in all games, but this may change depending on feedback.

This is my first game made in Godot Engine and.... My first game in overall! There are still things to polish and improve, all feedback will be gratefully received.

Enjoy!