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  2/27/2022 Group 7  Postmortem and Rule Sheet 1 Game Summary: For our solitaire game it almost has the same rules of the original game but the layout is very much different. For our game setup, there will be a total of 5 rows with a similar pattern for the rows. It starts off with 3 piles of 1 card in the first bottom pile and so on in the example below. I would also like to note there will always be a stock, waste and foundations pile. Target Audience: Our intended target audience is meant to be a craftsman type of player. According to Chapter 4: working with dramatic elements, the craftsman is someone who wants to build, craft, engineer, or puzzle things out. In this case it would be to puzzle things out. My reasoning behind this is that the whole goal of the game is to strategically stack the cards of each suit in descending order, so I would say that it's a puzzle type of game because you need to be able to think of which card goes where. It is also possible for the type of pl

2/13/22 Group 7  Card Game Modifications and Rule Sheet For this assignment I worked with my group 7 partner to modify some of the rules of Solitaire and create our own rule sheet. Our version of Solitaire plays differently than the original solitaire format. Rather than there being seven piles there will be five rows known as the Tableau. For the first row, you would lay one card face up for each stack. Going on it will change, for example in the picture below the second row will have four cards in total two up and two down. Next the third row will have 3 rows faced down and so fourth until you reach the fifth row of cards. Here is an example of the layout. Just to discuss again, the above image has a total of five rows, the first row being the bottom containing the ten of hearts, ace of spades and four of spades. Which will have the first cards revealed and so on. For our whole process we both agreed that in our future group assignments we were going to work a lot earlier than waitin