Solitaire Story Mod
GAMEGOSSolitaire Story Mod is a solitaire card game built around puzzles with level objectives and rewards. Move cards with touch controls, use hints or undo when needed, and continue through increasingly challenging levels and daily challenges.
About this app
Solitaire Story Mod is a solitaire card game in which players work through card puzzles and level objectives. Its familiar solitaire rules are paired with additional challenges and rewards, giving the game a progression structure based on completing puzzles.
Move cards and reconsider choices
Cards are moved by dragging and dropping, using touch input on mobile or mouse input where supported. The description also refers to face-down cards and a draw pile: moves can reveal hidden cards, while choices about when to draw affect the available plays. Planning sequences and deciding which cards to uncover are among the documented considerations.
Undo lets players reverse a move, and hints provide a prompt when they are stuck or want help choosing what to do next. These options offer ways to reconsider a puzzle without changing its stated objective. The colorful visuals and card animations provide feedback as moves are made.
Progress through puzzles and challenges
The game is described as having hundreds of levels, with puzzles that become more challenging as players progress. Levels include objectives and rewards, though the supplied description does not specify the individual objectives or reward types. Some levels have timed challenges, while many allow untimed play, so the pace depends on the level.
Daily challenges add another set of tasks, with bonuses listed as part of that feature. They sit alongside the level progression rather than replacing it. The description also identifies level-completion records and game statistics as ways to track progress.
Play settings and continuity
The listed controls include touch input and mouse input, and the game is described as playable offline. Cross-platform syncing is also stated: progress can be saved and continued between mobile and desktop. These details describe the supported play and continuity options without specifying which data or devices are required for syncing.
Taken together, the documented flow is to make card moves toward a puzzle's objective, use undo or hints if a decision needs reconsideration, and continue through levels or daily tasks. The source does not identify named stages or explain a fixed sequence for starting or completing a particular level.
Version history
View all09 Jul 2025 · stable
