Heartwild™ Solitaire: Book Two

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Heartwild™ Solitaire: Book Two

A solitaire sequel with an intriguing storyline!
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Heartwild™ Solitaire: Book Two

Binky's once comfortable life has begun to crumble. Leaving her future to fate, Binky turns to tarot cards for guidance. Immerse yourself in Heartwild™ Solitaire: Book Two, a classic solitaire-style adventure featuring 280 challenging levels, a level editor, and a storyline with 4 unique endings. Make card matches, collect bonus, and gather unique power-ups to help each story unfold. Let the cards decide the Binky's fate when you play today!

See how the quest for the cards began with the original Heartwild™ Solitaire.

Instructions:

Your goal is to clear the table of cards. To move a card to the holder it must be a rank higher or lower, regardless of suit.

See in-game help for detailed instructions.

Minimum Requirements:

Windows XP/Vista
1.0 GHz processor
256 MB RAM
32 MB Video RAM
59 MB free disc space
DirectX 9

Credits:

Developed by: Orchid Games
Published by: Sandlot Games, Inc.

Ratings & Reviews

  • Average Rating:
  • 3.39
  • 3.39
3
Anonymous - Oct 2, 2016 -
This game is the same a Pyramid but unorganized.
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5
Anonymous - Jul 13, 2010 -
I have had to wait to play this game till I got a new computer and I am enjoying it immensely. I love the story and the graphics and the music seem to transport me right into the story. Will there be a book 3?
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3
Anonymous - May 31, 2010 -
I enjoyed it just as much as Heartwild One, although the story was really difficult to follow. A beautiful, relaxing game with lovely music and pretty graphics.
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2
Anonymous - May 1, 2010 -
Playing one kind of solitaire over and over is not fun. What the book and story had to do with it I don't know. I've played better solitaire games.
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3
Anonymous - Apr 29, 2010 -
While I am enjoying the 'solitaire' part of the game, the 'book' part could have been left out and not missed. This is not a game for children however, as the 'book' part is adult in nature.
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