mucking up the the colour of the suit

Neng

Game: klondike

Game #: 2001684795

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What would you like to see?
Reverting to how cards have been for at least 80 years.

jim

When you are done appreciating our sense of humor, you can press the "Regular Cards" button.

3be

Always love April Fool cards. Makes you think. Maybe you should keep it as an option?

david

We do actually, though there's no "nice" interface to it. If you add ?theme=fools to the URL (web address) it'll use the April Fools theme.

We also have halloween, christmas, usa, and valentine (and a new one that nobody has seen yet).

nellb

Until I read the grumpy notes, I was so intent on playing after the "interlude" that I didn't even notice the difference in cards (other than a brighter red) and still got decent scores. David, you make our day!

stormfairy

what's the code to use the pretty Canada Day maple leaves? A candle image would be a nice effect for cHanuka, birthdays, memorial day, maybe anniversaries

david

?theme=canada

We'd be happy to add more (especially national holidays for countries where Green Felt is popular), but we need suggestions as to national holidays and symbols that would be appropriate. The top ten countries playing Green Felt from July 2016 were:

1. United States
2. Canada
3. United Kingdom
4. Italy
5. Australia
6. France
7. Germany
8. Poland
9. Turkey
10. Switzerland

If anyone from those countries wants to suggest the equivalent to US Independence day or Canada day for their country, we'd love to hear it.

GrandmaBB

In the UK, there are four "Patron Saints Days" which could be symbolised as:
Wales, March 1st, St David's Day, daffodils
Northern Ireland, March 17th, St Patrick's Day, shamrocks (clover)
England, April 23rd, St George's Day, red dragons or red roses
Scotland, November 30th, St Andrew's Day, thistles

graeme

Good Idea