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Version 1.0.31 · 2025-12-17
Minor bug fixes and improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.0.31, updated 2025-12-17.








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Simply Pyramid Solitaire Classic. A card game done well. Elegant, easy to play with minimalist design, this solitaire game will calm you down and help you focus.
Easy controls make our card game a pleasure to play. Using a standard deck, pair cards whose value matches up to 13 and reveal other cards in the pyramid. Remove all the cards from the board to win. Play and win round after round to build up your points, and use our special "Score Build Mode" to reach new high scores. There's an unobtrusive hint system and the temporary free cell card slot is designed to aide you as you sit back and enjoy.
Our ethos for creating this game was simple. First we downloaded and studied many versions of solitaire. It was important to us to be inspired and learn from the best competing apps. Afterwards, we worked through all the feedback from the fans of our other games.…
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