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KEZ Games proudly presents one of the most relaxing and engaging card experiences for mobile devices—Pyramid Solitaire Blue. This timeless classic has been reimagined with smooth gameplay, refined visuals, and an intuitive interface that makes playing both effortless and addictive. Whether you're a seasoned Solitaire enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, this title offers a compelling mix of strategy, speed, and elegance that will keep your mind sharp and your attention captured.
In Pyramid Solitaire Blue, 28 cards are carefully laid out in the shape of a pyramid, forming the main challenge of the game. The remaining cards form the stockpile from which you draw to assist in clearing the pyramid. Your objective is to remove pairs of cards that add up to a total value of 13. With card values set as Ace = 1, Jack = 11, Queen = 12, and King = 13, each move becomes a thoughtful puzzle, requiring a mix of calculation and foresight. Kings are unique in that they can be removed individually, offering a strategic advantage when played at the right moment.
The game rewards both patience and speed. The quicker you find and remove matching pairs, the higher your score climbs. Every successful match brings you closer to clearing the pyramid and achieving victory. But don’t rush—each decision can affect the outcome, so finding the balance between speed and strategy is key.
With its clean design, calming blue tones, and fluid animations, Pyramid Solitaire Blue offers a soothing yet mentally stimulating experience. KEZ Games brings this polished card game directly to your fingertips, making it easy to enjoy anywhere, anytime. Dive into a world of cards, numbers, and endless possibilities as you challenge yourself to master the pyramid.
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1. Launch Pyramid Solitaire Blue on your mobile device.
2. Observe the game layout: 28 cards are dealt face up in a pyramid shape, with the remaining cards placed in the stockpile.
3. Understand card values: Aces are worth 1, Jacks 11, Queens 12, and Kings 13. Number cards are worth their face value.
4. Remove pairs of exposed cards from the pyramid that add up to 13.
5. Kings are worth 13 and can be removed individually without pairing.
6. Only cards that are not covered by other cards are considered exposed and playable.
7. Tap the stockpile to draw a new card that can be used to pair with any exposed card from the pyramid.
8. If no valid pairs are available, continue drawing from the stock until a match can be made.
9. Use strategy to plan your moves and avoid blocking potential pairs under unplayable cards.
10. Remove all cards from the pyramid to win the game.
11. Try to complete the game quickly and efficiently to earn a higher score.
12. Restart the game to try new strategies and beat your previous best score.
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