Every game in Card & solitaire games
- Solitaire — Classic Klondike, built for one hand: tap a card and it moves itself. Undo, auto-finish, and your best time saved.
- FreeCell — Every card face up from the start, so there's no luck left to blame. Four free cells and a clock.
- Spider Solitaire — One suit, ten columns, eight runs to build. Make an empty column early or you'll wish you had.
- Mahjong Solitaire — Match free tiles two at a time and dig the stack apart. Every board is dealt solvable.
- TriPeaks Solitaire — The quick one. Run cards up and down the ranks in one long chain — eight in a row is worth four times eight singles.
- Golf Solitaire — Seven columns, one card in the tray. Take anything a rank above or below it — and the cards you leave behind are your score.
- Pyramid Solitaire — Twenty-eight cards, one rule: every pair you remove has to add up to thirteen. Kings go alone.
- Hearts — Four hands against three computer players. Every heart costs one, the queen of spades costs thirteen.
Questions
Which solitaire is easiest?
Golf Solitaire and TriPeaks are the quickest to learn. Klondike is the one most people mean by 'solitaire'; Spider and FreeCell take longer but are almost always winnable.
Is every deal winnable?
FreeCell deals are winnable by construction. Klondike and Spider deals can be lost; Pyramid is winnable about 28% of the time with three passes.
Can I resume a game later?
Yes — the long games save an in-progress run in your browser and offer Resume next time you open the page.
Is there an undo?
Unlimited undo in every solitaire. Hearts has no undo, as at a real table.