However, this game gives you a nifty way to get more cards. The game play is typical for this kind of solitaire - you build on a base card, either up or down, until you clear all of the cards. This particular game is a hoot! There are silly characters to "diagnose" and the main character reminds me of a certain VA Hospital physician who will remain unnamed.lol. Not a card fan, but this is a blast! As my title says - I'm not a big card-playing fan, but I do enjoy solitaire now and then, and the golf-type are lots of fun. Just an FYI if anyone is as determined as I was in accomplishing the feat of obtaining 3 stars in all the stages of all of the levels. I only had to repeat a partial of the 1st row (quit after getting the power-up that allowed me to turn over all the board cards) and was able to successfully complete the last row with all stages of each level with 3 stars I would've, however, been willing to repeat the gameplay of that 1st row - had it become necessary. I REFUSED to use ANY of the power-ups that I'd obtained (including the turn over all board cards which was EXTREMELY helpful in one of the stages that I was having a difficult time with), extra cards and the whack-a-mal beaver and even though I scored a 1 or 2 star within that stage of the level, my 3-star score NEVER changed!! HOWEVER, if you did leave a stage within a level that had 1or 2 stars and accomplished the feat of obtaining 3 stars, the game WILL ALLOW the scoring to change to 3 stars.
I decided to take a gamble and see if I could REPLAY the 1st row of levels WITHOUT my 3-star scoring changing and YES, I was able to do so. HOW I OBTAINED 3 STARS IN ALL STAGES OF ALL LEVELS Starting about the middle of the last row, I was having a very difficult time in getting 3 stars in 2 of the stages of 1 particular level and my odds were not improving except for the UNDO button, I had no other "power-ups" with which to use, no extra cards, and no whack-a-mal options.
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