Solitaire XL

Best implimentation of solitaire I have ever tried. Having the cards floating on the desktop is so cool. The animation is also nice, and uses alot less processor power than the other 3d one (forgot its name) although that one has lots of other games in it. But for someone who only plays Klondike this really rocks

My wife loves this app! All she wants is a simple Klondike solitaire app. She doesn't need 100 different games or fancy animations. Solitaire XL fits the bill. It looks great, it can be scaled up to a huge size, and it works flawlessly. The only thing that would be nice to have added to Solitaire XL would be a semi-opaque background, similar to some widgets. As it is, you can choose a solid brushed metal background (gak!), or no background at all. A semi-opaque background would be a nice third choice that would enable you to see apps in the background, but would "mute" their appearance so that it would be easier to see the playing cards (which can sometimes get lost in the background clutter).

This is a great, aesthetically pleasing solitaire program. It is very stable, you can select your own custom card backs, and the stacks seem to "hover" over your desktop or working space. Kudos to the developer(s)!

This is a really simple and nice looking game.

Verdammte Wichser!!!

Best looking and user friendly solitaire game that I have played. Wish the game would save your own game scores and list them for multiple users just like Snood does. If this game style was made for other card games also I would be glad to pay for something like this. Just love the graphics and how the cards float above the desktop. Very nice.

you win the first match, you lose the second. boring stuff.

What Katrina is for New Orleans, Solitaire XL is for Mac Users.

LOL, you have to force quit this little spyware to end this peace of crap...

Solitaire XL was a great program for as long as it worked for me: great graphics, novel idea of displaying cards directly over the destop, and stabile, except for occasxionally needing to force quit it. Then suddenly, it stopped working on my Alum Powerbook 1.5 Ghz running Tiger 10.4.1. I'd sure like to have it back again.