Inca Pyramid Solitaire

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Try to remove all cards. You can remove a card from the game that is 1 higher or 1 lower in value then the open card at the bottom. Inca Pyramid Solitaire is a single-player card game that combines elements of traditional Solitaire with a thematic Inca Pyramid setting. This version of the game uses the standard Solitaire rules but is presented in a unique layout that adds an extra layer of challenge and fun. Game Overview: Objective: The goal of Inca Pyramid Solitaire is to clear the pyramid by pairing up cards that add up to 13. You will need to remove all the cards from the pyramid to win. Aces are worth 1 point, face cards (King, Queen, Jack) are worth 13, 12, and 11 points, respectively. All other cards are valued according to their face value (2 through 10). Gameplay: The game starts with a pyramid layout of cards, typically arranged in 7 rows. The remaining deck is placed in a stack, which can be used to draw additional cards. You can remove cards from the pyramid if they are not covered by other cards. Two cards are removed at a time by pairing them up to total 13 points. For example, a King (13) can be paired with any other card that is worth 0 points, such as an Ace. If you cant make a move from the pyramid, you can draw from the stockpile (the deck). If no valid moves are available and the stockpile is empty, the game ends. Card Pairing and Strategy: You need to carefully plan your moves, as clearing cards can sometimes block others from being accessed. Only the cards that are exposed (those without other cards blocking them) can be paired and removed. The challenge is in selecting which cards to remove first to maximize your chances of clearing the pyramid, using the cards in the stockpile wisely, and strategizing the most efficient way to complete the game.

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