Sage Solitaire

2.3.8

Noodlecake

4.03

635 reviews

100,000+
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Free

A new style of Solitaire! Combines the joy of Solitaire with the depth of Poker

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About Sage Solitaire

Sage Solitaire was a card app developed by Noodlecake. It was removed from Google Play Jun 8, 2026 and is no longer available for download.

Download Statistics

Sage Solitaire had been downloaded 110 thousand times before it became unavailable.

User Ratings

Sage Solitaire was rated 4.03 out of 5 stars, based on 640 ratings.

App Information

Sage Solitaire was free to download. The APK download size was 41.34 MB. The last available version was 2.3.8. The last update was on February 6, 2024.

Technical Requirements

Sage Solitaire required Android 6.0+ or higher. The app had a content rating of High Maturity. The app had been available on Google Play February 2016.

Description

Sage Solitaire is a brand new Solitaire variant that combines the luck and joy of Solitaire with the depth of Poker; lovingly crafted, and optimized for your phone.

More data about Sage Solitaire

Price	Free to download
Total downloads	110 thousand
Rating	4.03 based on 640 ratings
Version	2.3.8
APK size	41.3 MB
Number of libraries	36
Designed for Android	6.0+
Maturity	High Maturity
Ads	Contains ads

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Comments on Sage Solitaire for Android

★★★★☆ Ian Schiffman · Nov 20, 2016

An Original Inspired by Classics Sage Solitaire is a fun greedy card game. The gameplay is like Pairs Solitaire except with poker hands. Yet, the gambling framework harkens back to when people played Canfield for money. The points system, which was added by Microsoft arbitrarily in the 90s, is analogous to money and, hence, feels appropriate. My only criticism is actually a selling point. Sage is a true computer solitaire. I played with actual cards and tried to clear the board as a boolean instate. Nowhere near the same appeal.

★★★★★ Gabriel Navarro · Sep 22, 2022

Most addictive game I have played. I have played Tetris, Puyo, Columns, Lupines, Super Puzzle Fighter 2. Etc. Sage Solitaire is even more fun. Proof that great games don't need the most realistic graphics to be amazing. 5 out of 5. Excellent.

★☆☆☆☆ Chris Huson · Apr 3, 2023

The competition mode is what I like best about this game. On my new Galaxy the game locks up at the end of play, and I have to force quit the game. Too bad, I really like it otherwise.

★★☆☆☆ Michael Halsall · Feb 11, 2017

I don't get why it is so difficult to win in Vegas mode. It is completely imbalanced and not really worth playing. I am not sure if the game just needs tweaking to increase odds or whether the game itself is just a bad concept, but the odds are stacked heavily against you even if you card count. It doesn't help much. I think if the table was bigger with a 4x4 or 5x5 rows it might be worth playing and easier to win something.

★★☆☆☆ K Mack · Feb 14, 2017

To reset progress in Vegas mode, you need to watch an ad. Except it doesn't work... doesn't work... doesn't work... then you've watched an ad 3 or more times, and it still doesn't reset.

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