Seqitaire

Seqitaire is a number game that combines arithmetic, pattern matching and card-draw mechanics. You select number and operator tiles from a grid to make the target number shown on cards drawn from a deck, while meeting any additional conditions on those cards. Earn all the cards in the deck to win.

Make equations

Use addition, subtraction, multiplication or division with the tiles in the grid. Each tile has a suit: diamonds, clubs, hearts, spades or wild. A card may require a particular result and additional criteria, such as using only hearts, including at least one multiplication operator, or selecting tiles by swiping to connect adjacent ones. You can select tiles individually or by swiping; swiping also earns bonus points.

Tiles disappear once used, so you need to make the most of those available. The challenge is to earn every card while using as many tiles as possible in your number submissions, which also maximizes your points.

Card conditions

The game has 13 conditions for Point cards and six types of Action cards. Some conditions borrow from Solitaire: you may need to alternate between black and red suits, or make a Run using number tiles that are consecutive when rearranged in numerical order.

Action cards carry out an effect when drawn. Add Tiles places a new row of number and operator tiles in the grid, Shuffle rearranges the grid, and Switch Operator changes the default operation used when you select two consecutive number tiles. Dots on an Action card show how many times it can be drawn before it is exhausted and removed from the deck.

You can draw one card at a time or draw two or three cards together in a stack. The top card must be earned before you can earn the cards beneath it.

Levels and tile sets

There are 10 individually designed levels: nine untimed levels and one timed level. Each level has preset number and operator tiles designed to provide multiple solutions, or you can choose randomly generated tiles. Random tile sets have separate saved data and leaderboards, and may not always be solvable; as in Solitaire, the deal affects whether a game can be completed, while skill can improve your chances.