Thank you to everyone who commented today. I hope 2021 brings health, happiness and some luck to all; especially following the awful year many have had in 2020.

Another patience game on a familiar theme, but with different art work and a different look to the board. It's bright and easy on the eye, but not necessarily any easier to play! There's always an element of guessing in this type of patience / solitaire, so a fair amount of luck is required to get through it. But I have to admit that I have got to like these games, so I have downloaded this one despite the similarity to a couple of others. A quick trial run was a nice break in the day, and I shall definitely be keeping this one along with its cousins. Many thanks to GAOTD, Toomky and of course to Whiterabbit for his ever-helpful testing and advice.

Like it tho not a real fan of genre. Sharp graphics seems to play 'fair'. Sliders for music, usual things. Ok Win 10 x64 Pro. Upon first running from desktop icon (not the Finish & run game option offered), I had a couple crashes. Had audio music, no video. Closed down that way. Ran from the Finish & run for ok job. Closed, ran from icon & then ok. In game no issues like that. Biggest nag - to play the Pro version you have to complete ALL 10 levels of Newbie. Or skip Newbie tutorial itself & go Pro. Started the 10 figuring I'll quit & redo later. Got so caught up in game I finished level 9 before figuring I'll see if can leave & return in at unplayed level 10. Game popped up with "Are you sure? All progress will be lost" or something like that. Wouldn't let me select just 10 from the menu of 10 outcomes. So I choose to replay 9 to get to 10. Went fast because had the touch by then.
Never used the SHOP that lets you buy some of the bonuses like Joker. While Tutorial is easy w/o Shops, I'm guessing will come in handy on Pro.
Hoping Pro is more forgiving or clear about the Save feature. Play a level & try to leave & see where return leaves you.
All in all, 8.5 or even 9 of 10. Only other nit was one level tilted the cards layout. Bit of vertigo set in on that one. Not a needed game design element for me, rest quite nice designs. Thanks GOTD WR & gotta be a Happier New Year.

Nice and bright and very easy on the eyes...BIG card numbers and gold cards are obvious. Play is same as other versions just more fun when the play is easy to see.

When I installed the game, the first level was a Match-3, not a solitaire game. Are the solitaire levels interspersed with Match-3 levels, or what?

This is a very good solitaire game where you have to uncover certain cards to finish the level.