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another implementation that shouldn’t lock you out of moves could be to auto-stack cards in key slots IF there are at least N cards (6? less?) on the first row of the tableau, a situation similar to the beginning of the game basically.

But idk… maybe it could hide tricky situations and need more play testing.

Hello, minor feature request for Lock and Key Solitaire: Can you add a condition that allows cards in the “key” slots to be autostacked if the rest of the tableau is empty? it would make the end much more satisfying, instead of still having to drag the cards one by one as it works now

hello, sometimes when autostacking cards the card that should stay on top is instead hidden below the previous card. The logic for stacking the next card luckily still behaves correctly so it does not lock the game.

Unrelated: I don’t know if you have already considered it, but I have a feature idea/suggestion… I think a custom in-game pointer for the mouse would really complete the charming aesthetics of the game. Something like a hand pointing the finger when hovering around and then visually grabbing the cards/stacks when moving them in different spots.

As always thanks for the great game :)

I am really liking the standard Temple game! I find very finely balanced and so far I have never felt completely stuck, undoing some moves always opened a whole different situation that I didn't see earlier.

Also love the tarot cards.

Minor nitpick: on android the app doesn't remember the settings 

Hello,

I am encountering bug on v 1.5.11 (linux) in case I lose at Time Travel or Ferret Rabbit Carrot (haven't tried to look at more variants) i hear the "you lose" sound effect, but no banner appear on screen. Pressing undo, auto-stack or clicking the mouse doesn't do anything (as it should).

I tried restarting the game and the issue persists

Yes ok, that makes sense

Is it intentional to have "trick hints" in Murder Mystery? I just got a hint "the weapon share suit with a grand piano" and eventually the weapon was indeed the grand piano...

On one hand it feels a bit cheap, on the other I guess it could be fair to have ambiguous hints so idk

I've been getting back into the game, and I'd like to add my voice to the "this would be amazing on smartphone" crowd :)

(maybe if not the whole collection maybe a selection of the community's favourites)

Thank you, this will be so helpful while learning the rules of the different games

I like card games and love the visual style and general vibe of the game, but I must say the rules are quite hard to understand (I think visuals hints besides just the written rules would go a long way).

Also, while I understand that the whole point of the game is "weird unconventional solitaires" I would appreciate one or two more traditional games :)

what about a linux build too? any chance?

Is it normal that when fullscreen the game will still not stretch but instead be aligned top left leaving black bars on the right and bottom part of the screen? (on linux at least)