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AD-FREE VERSION ALSO AVAILABLE - find for “Card Sequence Deluxe” in the Google Play Store. Card Sequence is a gratis ver of a classic tactic card/board mini game, the object of which is to put counters on the board to form lines of five adjacent counters in any direction - horizontally, vertically or diagonally. Each line of five counters is called a "sequence" and to victory a mini game the user must form a specified number of sequences (1, 2 or 3) before the computer opponent. The board has 100 squares consisting of 96 playing card pictures plus 4 corner squares. Each card in a standard package of playing cards is represented twice on the board, with the exception of the Jacks which have no matching squares (see later). The four corner squares are "wild cards". No counters can be played on them, but any line of four adjacent counters plus a corner square also forms a sequence. Each user is initially dealt seven cards from a double package of 104 playing cards. The cards the user holds determine which board squares the user may play a counter on. At each turn the user plays a card from his hand, puts a counter on one of the matching squares on the board and receives a replacement card. Play alternates between human and computer users with each user trying to form his own sequences of five adjacent counters (or four plus a corner square), while also trying to block sequences that the another user is trying to form. The Jack cards have unique values in Card Sequence: * Playing a "Two-eyed" Jack (Jack of Clubs or Diamonds) allows the user to put a counter on any unoccupied square on the board. * Playing a "One-eyed" Jack (Jack of Hearts or Spades) allows the user to remove any one of the another player's counters, provided it does not already form part of a sequence. Note that when playing a one-eyed Jack, the user does not also play one of his own counters. Features of this ver of the mini game contain: * Play anywhere - no Internet access needed. * Higher resolution photos of the cards and board than another versions. * The computer user uses sophisticated artificial intelligence algorithms to provide three levels of computer user skill. Can you beat the computer at the highest level? * The mini game controls have been carefully optimised for ease of play on all sizes of screen. For example the board cards matching a chosen card are automatically highlighted and one -eyed and two-eyed Jacks are colour coded for ease of recognition.