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Idiot's Delight 1.3.1

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Idiot`s Delight (Four Aces, Aces High) could qualify as the most stupid solitaire card game ever. Now available for your Mac, featuring emulated self discipline, advanced cheating options and full keyboard support.

What's New

Version 1.3.1: Enabled the minimize- and maximize buttons (sorry, missed them last time!).

Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.

McSolitaire

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Classic Solitaire game.

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NovaScotian commented on 08 Apr 2007

I would keep this game as it's an enjoyable and mindless way to spend a few minutes except for one glaring flaw: there is no undo. If you goof you might as well quit. I might mention as well that I have never won this game; the odds must be astronomical.

[Version 1.3.1]

Anonymous reviewed on 31 Jul 2005

Ô joguinho bom, sô :)

[Version 1.2.2]

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Gaoshan replied on 16 Feb 2007

Yup. I agree.

Wormwood reviewed on 17 Dec 2004

A good, self-deprecating little joke of a Solitare app. Not quite on the same level as Freeverse's infamous Jared or SimStapler apps, but worthwhile nevertheless. (I played this game a lot with real cards as a kid, before computers made solitare an even more brainless actvity.) Pity the cards aren't bigger.

[Version 1.2.2]

Anonymous reviewed on 17 Dec 2004

I just laughed when I read the name of this...

[Version 1.2.2]

Anonymous reviewed on 13 Oct 2004

I love this game! I was unfamiliar with this version of solitaire before I stumbled upon this app. What a perfect way to waste a few minutes.

[Version 1.2.1]

Anonymous reviewed on 02 Oct 2004

what's the point of not putting a game in the trash if you can never win it. i mean, after playing over thirty or fifty games in the last week and not being rewarded with *one* miserly win - i trashed it. there. i win.

[Version 1.2]

Anonymous reviewed on 28 Sep 2004

Way to rip off an application icon: Iconfactory/Las Vegas Icons by Kate England/2/21/2002

[Version 1.2]

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Anonymous commented on 29 Sep 2004

Anonymous 1: I never thought that anyone would need any written rules to understand the game, but rules are anyway available in the only menu that exists, which is mentioned in the only file that is attached in the download. You got it right that it really doesn't take itself seriously, and I'm glad that you for whatever reason got yourself a laugh :)

Anonymous 2: What a shame! You're completely right, I used that icon when I once spend an hour to write the game, without any intentions whatsoever to ever release it to public, and I never thought about it when I did, until I saw your post. IconFactory has forgiven me, that is the idiot's delight in this case, and the icon is changed.

Anonymous reviewed on 28 Sep 2004

It's a good thing this game doesn't take itself seriously, because... well, it sucks.
For starters, those hoping for a free version of what Windows has had since the dawn of time... look elsewhere. The cards are too small, and it's not Klondike (if you don't know what Klondike is, then it's probably the only version of Solitaire you've played). Frankly, I'm not sure WHAT variant it is, nor do I have the faintest clue wat the rules are.

But like I said, it doesn't take itself seriously. Unfortunately, I'm laughing at it, not with it.

[Version 1.2]

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