Very pro, entertaining, full install, runs from HD. Sadly, I couldn't find a version of Eric's Ultimate Solitaire that would run on the Intel processor. This game works, it's acceptable, but the code is definitely inferior to that of Eric's Ultimate Solitaire. Eric's Ultimate Solitaire would open directly to the most recent game. Finally, you have to go through too many windows to get to Forty Thieves, with this program. Also with this game, you can't move an entire stack, as you could do with Eric's Ultimate Solitaire. You could also see the cards that had already been transferred to the second stack, at the bottom. In Eric's Ultimate Solitaire, you could see the suit and number of all of the cards in those middle rows. The cards in the rows in the middle of the game are not spread out enough that you can see the cards that are hidden. So, I have to drag cards manually to the best location. It doesn't figure out the best place to play cards, when I click on them, as did the old program. This Hoyle game isn't as good as Eric's Ultimate Solitaire. That old program was Eric's Ultimate Solitaire, a shareware program. I'm comparing it to Forty Thieves in an old program that I used to play, from the days of OS 9 and OS X, on G3 processors. I've played only Forty Thieves from this program, so these comments apply only to Forty Thieves.
