Solitaire

Solitaire is a single-player card game using a standard 52-card deck, famous worldwide for its simple yet strategic gameplay. The player's task is to arrange the cards in the correct order and suit, from Ace to King, through clever moves and patience.

With its slow pace and lack of time pressure, Solitaire offers a relaxing experience while still stimulating logical thinking and observation skills.

Rules and Objectives

The objective of Solitaire is to complete the 4 Foundation columns, each containing 13 cards of the same suit in ascending order from Ace to King.

The table layout includes:

• Tableau: 7 main columns of cards, arranged in descending order and alternating red and black.
• Foundation: Where the suits are completed.
• Stock: The deck used for drawing cards to create additional moves.
• Waste: Cards that have been drawn but not yet used.

Players need to arrange their cards strategically to gradually reveal face-down cards, creating space for moves and completing the game.

Simple yet Strategic Gameplay

Despite the easy-to-understand rules, Solitaire still requires calculation:

• Prioritize revealing face-down cards to open up more options.
• Manage the draw deck effectively.
• Avoid bringing cards to the Foundation too early, preventing blocked moves.
• Choose moves that provide a long-term advantage.

Each game is a small puzzle where patience and strategy determine victory.

Relaxing experience anytime

Solitaire is suitable for:

• Lighthearted entertainment in your free time
• Developing memory and logical thinking
• Players of all ages
• Play quickly or for extended periods as desired

Intuitive interface and simple controls make it easy to learn from the first time.

Basic controls:

• Drag and drop: Move cards
• Click: Flip cards, draw cards
• Help keys: Undo, hint

Solitaire is not just a game, but a recreational habit for millions of players worldwide.