Solitaire: Harmony of Associations

Sorting things into related groups feels natural in everyday life. In Solitaire: Harmony of Associations, words and pictures sit under a blue sky and on flower-covered green hills, waiting to be sorted back into their proper families. Apples and pears belong together, cats and dogs belong together, and instruments like a drum and a trumpet belong together in the same orchestra. The categories have been mixed up. Put each word back with its matching group.

How to play?

Use the layout like solitaire, with theme-based cards instead of suits. Category cards sit at the bottom with names such as Fruits and Animals. Other cards lie in columns, with more cards covered beneath the face-up ones. Move banana and pear to Fruits. Place cat and dog under Animals. Shift words between columns when they belong to the same category. If no moves remain, reveal cards from the stack.

Summer-themed cards include ice cream, swimming, and barbecues, while a sparrow and a pipe don't belong in one group. Tap the Magic button at the bottom for automatic sorting on a few cards. Use the joker as a substitute for any card. The Undo button reverses a mistaken move. The top of the screen shows the level, move count, and coin total. Finish a level by collecting all categories. After that, hundreds of campaign levels add more columns and more words, with categories that include animals, colors, music, food, summer, nature, and objects. Earn rewards as you solve them.