Thieves and Kings (Windows 3.x) - Gameplay

Gameplay of Thieves and Kings, a solitaire game written and published by Paul DeWolfe in 1992 for Windows 3.x computers. It's two different card games in one: Forty Thieves and King's Corner. In the first game you have to clear all the 35 cards on the tableau that are split into seven columns with five cards each by matching them with the cards on the stock regardless of suit (e.g. if you draw a five, you can either pair it with a three or a four from the bottom of the columns). In King's Corner the objective is to place all the face cards in their appropriate slots on the tableau: Kings in the corner, Queens in the sides and Jacks in the top or bottom, while the rest of the cards are eliminated by pairing number cards whose sum equals ten. The main challenge of the game is to get rid of the number cards without obstructing the way for the face cards.