Build every suit from Ace to King in a tactile local game of Klondike. No account, no betting.
Solitaire
Klondike · local deck
Tap a card, then choose its destination.
Deal yourself a quiet hand
Move cards in alternating colors, reveal the tableau, and build all four foundations.
Tap or drag · no account needed
Build four foundations · local deck · no account needed
Rules
- Build each foundation from Ace through King, keeping every suit together.
- In the tableau, stack cards downward in alternating colors.
- Only Kings can fill an empty tableau column.
- Turn cards from the stock three at a time, then recycle the waste when the stock is empty.
- Reveal every hidden card and move all 52 cards to the four foundations to win.
Choose Classic (draw three) for the traditional challenge, or Relaxed (draw one) when you want a more forgiving hand.
Controls
Tap a card and then tap its destination, or drag a face-up card stack on desktop and touch screens. Double-click a ready card to send it to its foundation. Space draws from the stock, H asks for a hint, Z undoes a move, and N starts a new deal.
A brief history
Solitaire, also known as patience, describes a family of one-player card games that became popular in Europe before spreading through printed rulebooks and personal computers. Klondike became the familiar default after its inclusion with Microsoft Windows in 1990.
Privacy
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