King's Corner

I don’t know if it’s only my game because I checked other reviews to see if other players had the same problem. Going through the reviews, I didn’t and see other players having the same problem. My problem is when it’s the computers turn, for example, it went from “red jack” all the way to “black 4”. I was confused. I played a few more times and payed attention and when it was the computers turn it did it again, but with different cards in the wrong order. I love this game and I hope it’s not a glitch on my end. Please fix the problem.

I downloaded the free version of this app, but it didn’t take me long to get the paid version. I love this game! I’m blind and can use it very well with VoiceOver. I tried an accessible solitare game, but quickly deleted it in favor of King’s Corner. One aspect of the game which is perhaps not talked about as much is that I can play with my sighted wife. She can see the cards just fine. I did have to train her on how to move the cards with VoiceOver, but she quickly picked that up. King’s corner is just the card game I was looking for. Now, if we want to play a game together on my phone, King’s Corner is one of the choices, and ends up being the choice many times. I do get frustrated when the computer/bots beat me, but it is still fun. And, most of the time, I elect to play again. Thanks for a great game that is fully accessible, and can be played by anyone, regardless of vision. There is one suggestion I have for improving this game. Most of the time when I perform a VoiceOver double tap and hold gesture, or long press in order to move cards from my hand, I get feedback from the destination stack. However, there have been a few times that I slide my finger over where I think the destination stack should be and don’t get any audio feedback. Perhaps an option could be added to play a beep or give a slight vibration when the destination stack is reached. This would adress the issue when the stack doesn’t speak. This non-speaking doesn’t happen all the time, but it is something I have noticed. Other than that small quirk, this is the perfect accessible and addictive cardgame.

We all know that computers can’t actually perform a truly random task, right? Play this enough and you’ll start seeing patterns. Whether it’s the program dumbing down your computerized opponent or stacking your deck to keep your win rate at about 66% or the uncanny odds aces are dealt along with their opposing duces, there’s definitely nothing absolutely random about this game. But it’s still loads of fun. I love the interface too.