Grandfather's Clock Solitaire

As a card game enthusiast, I found the game to have a unique and exciting setup. At the beginning of the game, there are 12 foundation piles already formed in a circular shape. The clubs 9, hearts 10, spades J, diamonds Q, clubs K, hearts 2, spades 3, diamonds 4, clubs 5, hearts 6, spades 7, and diamonds 8 are the cards that make up these piles. Additionally, the game has eight tableau piles, with five cards each.

The objective of the game is to move all cards to the foundation piles. You can do so by building up cards in sequence and suit, from K to A if necessary. Additionally, you can build down the tableau piles, even if the suits do not match, to help you create space for other cards. You can move one card at a time from the tableau piles to the foundation piles, or to another tableau pile.

Empty tableau piles can also be filled if one of the piles becomes empty. I found the game to be easy to understand and play, despite the seemingly complicated clock. There are 12 foundation piles to move cards to, making the game less challenging to win.

If you find yourself unable to move any more cards or make any more moves, you can click the give-up button to end the game. The score goes up with every card you move to the foundation piles. Overall, I enjoyed the game, found it to be easy to play and pleasingly challenging, and would recommend it to other players.