What happened to the difficulty level in the solitaire games? Only see in spider. Would...

Hi there Allen, my name is Gerardo, and I'm an Xbox player. I'll be happy to assist you with any questions or concerns you may have.

If you're experiencing this issue with Microsoft Solitaire, then it will be necessary for you to contact the Microsoft Casual Games Support team, as they are responsible for investigating and resolving errors related to such games.

You can contact them through the following link:

https://microsoftcasualgames.zendesk.com/hc/requests/new

Please keep in mind that in this public forum, we are just fellow players like you, trying to help other players. This means we do not have access to any accounts or information about other users.

I appreciate your understanding and I wish you good luck!

Kind regards,
Gerardo.

The number of games in the events change on a regular basis depending on what type of event it is. The same is true as to the difficulty level. For example, today's event (5/15/18) is a 16 game event with a difficulty level of HARD and it is all Pyramid
games. Whereas Tuesday's event 2 weeks ago, (5/01/18) had 30 games consisting of all Solitaire versions and all had a difficulty level of EASY. You can look at the Events Calendar on the main Solitaire page to see what type of event is coming up and if you
hover over them it will show you how many games are in that event. For example, this coming Thursday's game (5/17/18) is all Free Cell and there are a total of 20 games in the event.

Sorry, that would be important. Spider solitaire.

hi

they changed the screen layout for the Solitaire games on PC

now it says Show Difficulty Selection (near the bottom)

turn that to On for the game you want to change difficulty level on and next time you start it will ask what level you want to play at (it will do this every time you start a new game)

hope this helps

I finally reinstalled it from the Microsoft Store after I also started getting connection problems.

The re-install fixed both problems.

(Sound level of the played cards has dramatically decreased, though.)