Kings in the Corner

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Written By Micah Shatswell

Kings in the Corner - A Royal Rendezvous of Luck and Fun

Kings in the Corner is a classic card game of luck and excitement. It offers hours of entertainment for all ages. If you are a big fan of Solitaire, this will interest you.

The rules are simple, making it easy to learn. Players aim to be the first to play all their cards. The game starts with a standard deck of cards, with the Kings being the focal point. The Kings are the cornerstones, where players build descending sequences of alternating colors. There are four more stacks that you can build off of that will eventually be placed upon one of the King stacks. The element of luck is high, keeping each round unpredictable.

Its compact size also makes it perfect for travel, ensuring the fun never has to be left behind.

I am a fan of strategy games, so this game is not high on my list, as you can see by the rating that I gave it. However, I did grow up in a household where a deck of cards was like fuzz to a peach. "Hand and Foot" or "Solitaire" were the staples. When I play Kings in the Corner, it brings back fond memories.

My wife Andrea is the Queen of this game. As you can see she shut me out on our last go. 58 to zilch.

Have you played before or have a game with strong memories attached? Let us know in the comments below.

 

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Micah Shatswell

An avid woodworker, tabletop gamer, and sometimes gardener… My wife and I are working toward making videos, painting minifigs, and eventually producing games.

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