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A new Solitaire video game just launched on Xbox One, not the Windows 10 version – onmsft.com

Brad Stephenson Brad Stephenson
October 11, 2016
1 min read

A new solitaire video game has just launched on Microsoft’s Xbox One console but it’s not a Universal Windows Platform app version of the popular Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile game. Instead, it’s a totally new game by Bigben Interactive which supports the Spider, Klondike, and FreeCell game modes, four different background themes, difficulty rankings, and online leaderboards. Here’s the official game description:

The card game that everyone loves. Rediscover the classic card game, finally in a digital version that everyone can play! Arrange the cards from Ace to King in the 3 most popular game modes and spend an enjoyable moment indulging in your favourite pastime. A classic brain-teaser in which you will need all your concentration to earn as many points as possible. Only those making the fewest moves will have their names inscribed at the top of the international rankings. Quite simply, Solitaire.

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