Games

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.

Classic Spider Solitaire game with 2 suits. Make sequences of cards in suit from King to Ace to remove them from the game. You can move a card or a valid sequence (in suit) to an empty spot or to a card 1 higher in value. Click on the stack (top right) to get new cards.

Fun Tripeaks type of solitaire card game. Click/tap on cards on the tableau that are 1 higher or 1 lower then the open card(s) top right. Click on the stack (top left) to get a new open card. Unlock extra foundation spots with the key cards.

Classic Pyramid Solitaire game with freecells: Add up two cards to a total value of 13 to remove the cards. A King (K) is 13 points and can be removed as a single card, a Queen (Q) is 12 points, a Jack (J) is 11 points and an Ace (A) is worth 1 point. Use the freecells (top) wisely. Every new level is more difficult because it has once freecell less.

Taj Mahal Solitaire is a combination of Klondike and Indian Patience. Try to get all cards to the top 4 foundations from Ace to King. You can build cards on the tableau down (except on the same color) and you can also move sequences. If on a tableau column there is 1 card left, then the card becomes protected until the stock (top left) is depleted. A protected card cannot be used on the tableau. Click on the stock to get a new open card. On an empty tableau column you can place any card (or sequence).

Classic Spider Solitaire game with 1 suit. Make sequences of cards from King to Ace to remove them from the game. You can move a card or a valid sequence to an empty spot or to a card 1 higher in value. Click on the stack (top left) to get new cards.

Giza solitaire is a difficult varation on the classic Pyramid Solitaire game. Combine 2 cards to a total value of thirteen (13) to remove the cards from the playing 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.

Build the eight foundations up in suit from Ace to King (top of the screen). On the tableau the cards can be placed in descending order and in alternating colors. You can also click the stock (left) to get a new open card.

Fun scrolling Tripeaks Solitaire game in Ancient Egypt. Remove all cards by playing cards that are 1 higher or 1 lower in value then the open card (bottom right).

Klondike type of card game that starts easy and and gets more difficult in next levels. Build the four top foundations in suit up from Ace to King. Cards on the tableau can be played on top of other cards in sequence down, but with alternation color. You can place any card or a sequense of cards on an empty spot. Click on the stack )top left) to get a new open card.

Twice the number of cards, double the Fun! All cards from 2 decks are dealt into 10 tableau piles. There are 6 Free Cells (top left) and 4 Foundation piles (top right). The object of the game is to build up all cards on the foundations by suit from Ace to King, wrapping to Ace and then to King again. Top cards of tableau piles and cards from the Free Cells are available for play. You can build tableau piles down bij alternate color. Only one card at a time can be moved (but you can move groups of cards in the proper sequence if you have enough Free Cells and/or empty tableau piles). The top card of any tableau pile can also be moved to any Free Cell. Each Free Ceel may contain only 1 card. Cards in the Free Cells may be moved to the foundation piles or back to the tableau piles, if possible.

It's winter in this Solitaire game, create stacks on the 4 foundations from Ace to King. You can move cards on the tableau by placing those cards onto other cards if they are 1 higher in value and of alternating color: so for example place a red 9 on a black 10. You can also move groups of cards.

A cross-over game between Freecell and Klondike Solitaire. Your goal is to get all cards to the 4 foundations (top right): in suit and in ascending order, starting from Ace. On the tableau you can place cards in descending order and alternating color.

Classic Freecell Solitaire game. All cards from 1 deck are dealt into 8 tableau piles. There are Four Free Cells (top left) and four foundation piles (top right). The object of the game is to build up all 52 cards on foundations from Ace to King by suit. Top cards of tableau piles and cards from the Free Cells are available for play. You can build tableau piles down by alternating color. Only one card at a time can be moved (but you can move group of cards in the proper sequence if you have enough free Cells and/or tableau piles). Thet op card of any tableau pile can also be moved to any Free Cell. Each Free Cell may contain only one card. Cards in the cells can be moved to the foundation piles or back to the tableau piles, if possible.

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.

Try to remove all cards by combining cards of consecutive ranks. A 2 with a 3/A or a J with a Q/K or an A with a K/2.

Visit the tallest Skyscrapers in the world in this Tripeaks game. You can remove cards that are 1 higher or 1 lower in value then the open card at the bottom. Use the bonus cards wisely.

Try to remove all cards by combining 2 cards to a total value of 13. A king is 13 points and can be removed on its own, a queen is 12 points, a jack is 11 points and an ace is 1 point.

Classic Solitaire game in 3 difficulty modes. Get all the cards to the top foundations from Ace to King. The tableaus are built down by suit.

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).

Klondike Solitaire game with 2 decks and hidden cards. Build the eight foundations up in suit from Ace to King (top of screen). On the tableau the cards are played in descending order and with alternating colors. You can draw a new open card using the stock cards on the left.

Play this classic card game also know as Cat and Mouse or Skip-bo against a computer opponent. The object of this game is to get rid of your stack of cards on the left by placing them on the 3 centre stacks. The first card on the centre stack needs to be an Ace and then you can place cards upwards to a Queen (A-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-J-Q and suits are irrelevant). You can play cards from your stack at the left, your hand (middle 5 cards) or your 4 discard piles (on the right). Your turn ends when you place a card from your hand to 1 of the discard piles. Only the top card of your play stack, your hand cards and the top cards of the discard piles are available for play. The King is wild and can be used for any value.

Tripeaks Solitaire game with Fruit. Remove cards that are 1 higher or lower then the open card at the bottom.

Fun scrolling Tripeaks Solitaire game with Snowy peaks. Remove all cards by playing cards that are 1 higher or 1 lower in value then the open card (bottom right).