Spite & Malice PRO

"Spite and Malice", is a solitaire-game for two players. Be the first to play through his goal pile and win the game. But watch out: Do not overload your discard piles.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Games	$1.99	playloop UG (haftungsbeschraenkt)	iPhone, iPad, iPod

Challenge your friends via the Game Center or play against the computer, on the iPhone as well as on the iPad.

Get into the game quickly by aid of the step-by-step instructions.

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Features:

* Multiplayermode via Game Center

* Play against the computer

* on the iPhone and on the iPad

* Soundeffects

* Step-By-Step Instructions

* different levels of difficulty

* Statistics

Reviews

Pretty good
twoarmscollin

My two complaints are 1) that it seems sometimes like the computer rigs the game from time to time. I’ve gone through like twenty turns today alone in one of my online games and haven’t ONCE gotten either of the two cards I need to make a play (Ace or a Two). Which brings me to my second complaint 2) you can’t use Kings (wildcards) on top of Kings. I have three of them at this point and they’re useless to me because the cards I need are sequential. As in the single player game this should be an optional feature.

Very enjoyable game!
Gopher62

Enjoying this version of Spite and Malice. I would like to mention that I am still not getting any sound effects on this Pro version. Also, when winning a game, the win shows it going to the computer opponent when the name appears and not the "me" player, but shows up in the statistics section as a win for the human. Is there any way to fix both of these problems? Also, can there be more than one computer opponent added for each skill level? Very nice game and fun to play.

Goletagal
Goletagal

This is not like the card game I am used to playing. Cannot adjust the settings -- number in card stack, use of jokers, backs of cards, etc. Total waste of money.

For iPad?
Tsetsoh

Details state that this is also for iPad. However, it does not rotate to landscape mode. Many (if not most) people use their iPads only in landscape. I consider landscape mode as a necessary option -- I can't use it otherwise.