In the settings, you can turn autoplay on and off, turn sound on and off, view your game statistics, and view the instructions of the game (just in case the following explanation isn’t enough).

There are buttons to start a new game, access settings, and undo the last move. In the bottom left, there’s a timer, and your best time is on the bottom right. Key low cards may be hidden face down in columns where they may well prove inaccessible.Once you hit play, the action begins! The game will automatically arrange your beginning setup.If low cards, such as twos or threes, cannot be played to a column, they will be buried in the discard pile and become difficult to retrieve.Even if this is not the case, if high cards overlie lower ones in the reserve, the low cards can be very difficult to reach.If two higher cards overlie any card in the same suit in the reserve, the lower card can never be reached. Many games are not winnable from the start.The difficulty of this game arises from four factors: The seven devils in the reserve stack cannot be placed on other stacks, and can be moved only to the goal piles. Some variations of Seven Devils let you move several cards if there are empty columns as if the empty columns were used as temporary spots. Any card can be used to fill an empty column. The aim is to move all the cards into thirteen-card sequences on the goal piles (at the right of the board), ascending in sequence and following suit, starting with the aces.Ĭards on the table can be stacked red-on-black in descending sequence. Twenty-eight cards are dealt out to seven diminishing columns with the bottom card of each column face up, and a further seven cards (the 'devils') are dealt face up to the right of the columns. It is considered to be a very difficult solitaire game. Seven Devils is a solitaire game in the style of Canfield played with two decks of playing cards. For other uses, see Seven Devils (disambiguation).

Seven devils card game