Lunareth GrovehandCard

This app is three patience games in one quiet corner of the wood, played under a canopy of firefly light. Deal a grove of FreeCell across eight columns, chart the orbits of Lunar Paths through thirty levels, or take the Pyramid apart thirteen at a time. Your record is kept in an almanac of growth rings and a trail of every hand you've played, marked leaf by leaf. Undo, hints and a gentle pace mean nothing is ever lost, and nothing is ever rushed. How to Play • ForestCell : Move cards between eight columns, building down in alternating colours, and use the four free cells as breathing room. Send each suit home to its foundation from Ace to King to clear the grove. Drag a card, or tap it and tap where it goes; hints, undo and auto-finish are always a tap away. • Lunar Paths : Cards ride three linked orbits; slide one along any open path to an empty node, working it inward toward the Core. A card sitting on the Core banks when it's the next rank its suit needs, and every banked card feeds energy back to you. Spend that energy on Void Hold, Orbit Shift or Moon Pull, keep a Wild Orb for the knot you can't undo, and beat par to earn all three stars. • Pyramid : Twenty-eight stones are stacked seven rows deep; only uncovered ones can be taken. Pair any two exposed cards that add up to thirteen, and let Kings go on their own. Draw from the stock when the pyramid stalls — Classic gives you three passes through it, Relaxed lets you circle as long as you like. Benefits • Three full games, one canopy. A classic, a puzzle campaign and a quick-hit clearer — not three thin variations of the same deal. • Every deal is numbered. Replay a favourite grove, settle a chamber that beat you, or pass a number to a friend and race the same layout. • Your grove remembers you. An almanac of growth rings shows how much of the wood is in leaf, and a winding trail marks every deal you've walked, win or loss. • Built to be forgiving. Undo, hints, auto-finish, tap-to-move and sixteen hand-mixed palettes let you play at whatever pace and mood suits the evening.