Playing a few Solitaire games in a roll would typically get you familiarized with the pertaining hindrances that may occur in one type of challenge. With this, you learn how to adapt depending on the given situation, and ultimately get you performing better and better. As it is known to all enthusiasts of the card puzzle game -- exercising through a couple of games a day can relatively keep a sharp mind.

With this, we shall put you lined up for some great “reviewer” (test games if you may), to get you practiced on a whole bunch of Solitaire games. They both endow a lot of variety, and each with their signifying edge over the other. Regardless which game you ought to choose, you’ll sure be in for a great Solitaire surprise.

First we bring you the game Greek Goddesses Solitaire. Having to play Solitaire may be good enough for one, while pitching in variety in it gets it sounding even better. With Greek Goddesses of Solitaire, not only do you get a handful of Solitaire game variety, it pitches in a backing plot too! Talk about quality play here. The story starts as Hades, god of the underworld, imprisoned other gods and goddesses for insulting him that a mere mortal can outperform him on solitaire (as he fancies himself quite the solitaire player). Shamed and angered, Hades locked theses goddesses on their respective temples until a mortal beats the solitaire challenges he had set in order to free them.

The greatest thing about the game is not actual accompanying plot, but rather how it delivered the different game plays of the different versions of solitaire into one game, and got it playing seamlessly along the game’s plot. Much more, Greek Goddesses of Solitaire enlists quite a number of Solitaire games, all with their pertaining legit versions (meaning there are no power-ups or booster whatsoever)

Pertaining to hand you the actual difficulty of the original mechanics of each Solitaire game, clearing even one temple in the game can quite be an astronomically challenging feat. Not only does it takes great focus to scour for moves to make, but also requires a hefty bunch of luck in order to acquire the necessary card draws to clear a game.

Fortunately, each type of Solitaire is given with an information guide, to get you the mechanics of that pertaining version of the game. Although the game lacks the typical spoon-fed delivery of tutorials, everything found in the guide is pretty much easy to digest, and particularly easy to figure out especially when you’re already in the actual challenge. Nonetheless, you may easily view the guide at any point in time while playing the game. The Solitaire versions included in the game are the Klondike, Canfield, Penguin, Monte Carlo, Yukon, Golf, Scorpion, Pyramid, Freecell, and Accordion.

But to step the variety up the notch, we bring you the second game to give you the real deal of pointers in teaching you Solitaire. Welcome, the game Solitaire 220 Plus. As the title implies, the games hones 220 plus variety of Solitaires to play with. On the plus side, you even get yourself types you’d probably never heard of – practically making you a Solitaire Guru of sort upon familiarizing yourself perfectly with all 220 plus of them.

As the game starts, you readily get access to all the game’s huge collection of Solitaire games and their variants. To boot, you get to enjoy all of them in excellent HD quality (yes HD, that term seemingly unfamiliar to these types of games). Solitaire variants found herein includes your favorites like Freecell, Fan, Four Seasons, Klondike, Spider, Bakers Dozen, Canfield, Golf, Sir Tommy and many, many, many, many more. In addition to all that, each version gets its own “help notes”, to guide you with the pertaining rules for each version of Solitaire you want to play – prior to plunging you onto the puzzle you’re about to take.

So there you have it, with just two games, you’d almost never find yourself bored without anything to get you challenge or something new to learn about. We hope too that with these two, you get to sharpen your mind, as well as your relative knowledge about Solitaire games.