Description: Complete the Stone Age solitaire under the intent supervision of the cave-man and a huge ancestor of the elephant, the Mammoth with two massive tusks, solitaire experts. Be aware that as the night falls the stony surface is getting colder and the two supervisors - more and more impatient. Don't be spellbound by the caveman's stare and hurry up to complete the game before the sunset, if you don't want to be a victim of the mammoth's tusks!
Requirements: Pentium II or better 128 Mb RAM or better 640x480 display resolution or better
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Mammoth Solitaire (1.0)
