Games

Planet solitaire is the most difficult Pyramid Solitaire game. Combine two cards to a total value of thirteen (13) to remove the cards from the field. A Jack (J) is 11 points, a Queen (Q) is 12 points and a King (K) is 13 points. A King can be removed on its own.

The well known Free Cell card game. Move all the cards to the four foundations from Ace to King. On the tableau build down in alternating color. You can temporarily place a card on a Free Cell.

Place all cards in order from King to Ace. Each open card may be moved to another column if it is the same colour and one higher in value.

Help the Penguins to solve this freecell like game. Similar game as Eight off and Freecell. In contrast to Freecell, build sequences on suit instead of alternating color. Move all cards to the 4 foundations (top right) on suit, ascending starting with the given card. Use the free cells to temporarily park cards. If needed wrap from King to Ace on the foundations and tableau.

Help Santa in this Christmas Solitaire game. Move all cards to the four foundations on the tableau you can build down on alternate color.

100 different Tri Peaks levels. Remove all cards, you can select cards that are one higher or one lower in value than the open card.

Tripeaks Solitaire game for Halloween. Remove all cards from the tableau by selecting cards that are 1 higher or 1 lower in value than the open card at the bottom (right). Click on 'Next' to get a new card.

Move all cards to the four foundations in this Queenie Solitaire game. On the tableau you can move cards and groups of cards. A group does not need to have an order, except that the starting and target cards must be built in sequence and in alternate color. Click on the closed stack to deal new cards to the tableau piles.

Freecell solitaire game with two decks of cards and 8 foundations. Move all the cards to the foundations from Ace to King. On the tableau you can build down on alternating color. Use the FreeCells to temporarily park a card.

Move all cards to the foundations from Ace to King. On the tableau build down in alternating color.

Huge version of the Spider Solitaire game. On the tableau build a group of cards from King to Ace in suit. You can place cards in descending order but you can only move groups that are in suit.

Arrange all cards in color from 2 to King. Move a card to empty spots that are the same color and one higher in sequence or start with a 2 on the extreme left. You have 3 shuffles.

Move the cards from the crescent to the foundations. The kings are built down by suit up to aces and the aces are built up, also by suit, to kings. Use the shuffles when you have no more possible moves. The top card of each pile in the crescent are available to play on the foundations or the tableau. Only one card can be moved at a time and building on the tableau is either up or down by suit and can go round-the-corner (placing a king over an ace and vice versa).

100 different levels of Solitaire Fun. Try to remove all cards by combining two of the same.

The classic Solitaire game. Move all cards to the four top foundations from Ace to King. On the tableau build down and alternate color.

Mau Mau: the German version of Crazy Eights. Be the first player to play away all your cards.

Pesten: the Dutch version of Crazy Eights. Be the first player to play away all your cards.

A classic Golf Solitaire game. Remove all cards by removing cards that are one higher or one lower in value than the open card at the bottom.

A Flower Klondike Solitaire game. Move all cards to the four foundations from Ace to King. On the tableau build down in alternating color.

Pyramid Solitaire in the Mountains. Combine two cards to a total value of 13 and try to remove all cards.

Play a Tripeaks Solitaire game for Christmas. Select cards that are one higher or one lower in value than the open card (bottom right).

Eliminate all cards from the tableau by building up or down on the foundations. You can build regardless of suit. You cannot build on the tableau.

Move all cards to the four foundations in this Yukon Solitaire game. On the tableau you can move cards and groups of cards. A group does not need to have an order, except that the starting and target cards must be built in sequence and in alternate color.

Everyday a new Freecell level to solve. Move all cards to the 4 foundation according to the Freecell Rules.