Enjoy the classic solitaire experience with two decks in this game. Simple and easy to play, perfect for casual gamers.
Solitaire is one of the top solitaire games available today! This classic card game involves a deck of 52 standard playing cards, and your goal is to move all cards to eight foundations in the top right corner by suit from A to K.
When you start the game, seven tableau piles contain an ascending number of downturned cards from left to right. A single upturned card is placed on the top of each tableau pile, and three upturned cards are added to the discard pile. The remaining downturned cards will become the stock pile, which is placed in the top left corner next to the discard pile.
The four foundations will be empty when you start playing, and before moving to them, the cards can be temporarily placed on the tableau piles. You can move the topmost card on the discard pile to a tableau pile if the topmost card on the tableau pile is in an alternating color and an immediately higher ranking. For example, the 6 of spades can be moved to the top of the 7 of hearts or the 7 of diamonds. You may move groups of cards between the tableau piles according to this rule and reveal the remaining downturned cards on them.
Only a K or a group starting with a K can fill the position of an empty tableau pile. If the cards on the discard pile cannot be moved, click the stock pile to deal new cards. You can click to redeal when all cards from the stock pile have been dealt. If you cannot make any moves, you may click the Give Up button at the bottom right corner to quit.
The time you spend and your current score are displayed in the bottom left corner. The faster you complete the game, the higher the time bonus you get. So make sure to finish the task as quickly as possible!
When you start the game, seven tableau piles contain an ascending number of downturned cards from left to right. A single upturned card is placed on the top of each tableau pile, and three upturned cards are added to the discard pile. The remaining downturned cards will become the stock pile, which is placed in the top left corner next to the discard pile.
The four foundations will be empty when you start playing, and before moving to them, the cards can be temporarily placed on the tableau piles. You can move the topmost card on the discard pile to a tableau pile if the topmost card on the tableau pile is in an alternating color and an immediately higher ranking. For example, the 6 of spades can be moved to the top of the 7 of hearts or the 7 of diamonds. You may move groups of cards between the tableau piles according to this rule and reveal the remaining downturned cards on them.
Only a K or a group starting with a K can fill the position of an empty tableau pile. If the cards on the discard pile cannot be moved, click the stock pile to deal new cards. You can click to redeal when all cards from the stock pile have been dealt. If you cannot make any moves, you may click the Give Up button at the bottom right corner to quit.
The time you spend and your current score are displayed in the bottom left corner. The faster you complete the game, the higher the time bonus you get. So make sure to finish the task as quickly as possible!
What's New
Version 1.0.0: Initial Release