eyeDoubleMatch 4+

Name: eyeDoubleMatch
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: Gene Backlin

Gene Backlin

Designed for iPad

- 5.0 • 1 Rating

- Free

Description

Double Match is a game of Solitaire that I played a long time ago. I honestly do not remember how I learned it, but I liked it better than the normal Klondike game, simply because it does not take that long to either win or lose.

In the game, you deal 8 cards on to the table. Now in those 8 cards you look to see any pairs that are in the piles. When you see a pair, you then deal a card from the deck to cover both the cards that make up the pair. You continue this till either

1. You run out of cards in the deck; meaning you WIN, or

2. You still have cards in the deck, but there are no pairs are displayed in the pile of 8. In that case you lose.

I hope you enjoy this game as much as I did a long time ago !

Now with Game Center included, compete against other players !

Aug 9, 2023

Version 8.0.0

Updated for the latest iOS version

5.0 out of 5

1 Rating

Incredibly simple to learn and kind of addictive!

Nothing else to be said. Good game to pass a few minutes' time.

Limited Gameplay & Small iPad Graphics

This version of solitaire has been programmed in a way that makes the game very uninteresting. The gameplay comes down to pressing the "Deal" button as many times as you can until the program realizes that it's won or lost. If the gameplay allowed the user to pick the pairs to be covered with draw cards then more interaction would be required & that would improve the experience somewhat.

My second issue is the size of the graphics on the iPad. The cards no where near cover the full screen as is shown in the screenshots here. I'd guess they might be the same iPhone-size cards with just a little more blank space between them.

This app could use a lot more work before it's even worth a buck.

Quick card game!

I love quick solitaire card games! This game is simple to play and I would like the ability to tap on the matched card pairs to deal a new card to that spot. As it is, the user just clicks the 'Deal' button and it's automatically done. Thanks for making this fun game and I look forward to updates!

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