Aces2Kings
iOS app by Joseph Ratterman. Games · Joseph Ratterman
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 2.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-10
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Store description excerpt
Aces to Kings is a smart and elegant take on classic Klondike solitaire for iPhone. No ads, no clutter, and no silly levels—just a fast, satisfying card game designed to feel great every time you play. Choose the game style that fits your mood: • Vegas — Build your bank by moving cards to the foundations. Choose Draw 1 or Draw 3, set your pass limit, and optionally carry your Vegas bank forward between games. • Classic 745 — Play with traditional 745 scoring, move counting, and special accomplishments including Perfect 745, Pure 745, and Full Tableau wins. • Relaxed — Enjoy a simple, score-free game of solitaire at your own pace. Aces to Kings makes play feel natural. Smart single-tap moves automatically send a card or valid stack to the most useful legal destination, while drag-and-drop gives you full control whenever you want it. Replay any deal from the beginning for another try, and use Auto Finish when every remaining card can safely move to the foundations. Make the table your own with selectable card backs and table appearances. Optional sound effects and haptic feedback add a little extra polish. Add a countdown timer from one to five minutes when you want a fun sense of urgency—and pause, resume, or reset it right from the game table. Track separate statistics for Vegas, Classic 745, and Relaxed games, including wins, accomplishments, and recent results. Aces to Kings works offline and does not require an account. It is solitaire made simple, thoughtful, and enjoyable.
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