Parlour Solitaire Reviews
4/5 rating based on 11 reviews. Read all reviews for Parlour Solitaire for iPhone.
Parlour Solitaire is free iOS app published by Soft Dorothy LLC
I wish it still worked.
mikesolin
This was my favorite solitaire app. Unfortunately, it hasn’t been updated for iOS 11, so now I have to find a different one. :(
Perfect
Wirebug
Love everything about it. Looks great, clear rules for first-time players, and makes time die.
Very pretty but...
Sue too
Would like to see an option for single card deal. This version is impossible to win.
simple and beautiful!
Alvin_Chin
it is really a beautiful solitaire experience. i will play it often!
Hard on the eyes
BamBamWham
Developers must own eye glasses shops. Very,very hard on the eyes and I do not need glasses. While it looks pretty, there are far too many better FREE solitaire games out there. After playing 2 minutes I found my eyes scanning all over just to see the card layout. Cards are way, way too small for a relaxing game.
Too few features
Test42
The graphics are sharp taking advantage of the retina display. There is a help for those who are learning. However, you cannot change the backs of the cards, the background, or the face. There is no Vegas style scoring, and no "guaranteed winnable" option. The cards do not get bigger when rotated to landscape mode. There are more feature-packed versions available.
Lovely!
Lizwykys
I was very pleased to find this after spending some time looking for a visually aesthetic solitaire game without distracting ads. The mechanics feel comfortable, and I even love the little *thwerp* sound when the cards move!
Please add more features
Harrytiadi
I think this game is awesome... But it still need more features like other solitaire games, such as counting number, automatic stop when it's no more clue/way to continue playing, playing mode : standard, vegas etc....
Parlour solitaire
Dodwa
I really enjoyed playing this game until the game started to be very sluggish. It was a fast playing game and now it takes several seconds before a card moves. Can this problem be corrected?