Move all cards to the 8 foundations from Ace to King. On the tableau you can place cards on other cards in descending order and alternating color. Click on the stack (top left) to get new open cards.

The object of the game is to build cards descending and in suit from King to Ace on the tableau. When a complete sequence has been formed, it will be moved automatically to one of the 8 foundations. You may move a card at the top of a tableau column to another tableau column if it creates a descending sequence (regardless of suit). You may also move a sequence of cards as a group to another tableau column but only if they are of the same suit. When no more moves can be made on the tableau, click on the stock (top right) to deal cards to each of the tableau columns.

The object of the game is to move all cards to the 4 stacks (top right) in suit from Ace to King. You may move a card at the top of a tableau column to another tableau column if it creates a descending sequence (regardless of suit). You may also move a sequence of cards as a group to another tableau column but only if they are in alternating color. The 4 free cells (top left) can be used as temporary storage space for cards.

Try to form four decks of cards in one suit each in ascending order from Ace to King. Cards can be sorted on the playing field in alternating color and descending order.

Classic card game: 31. Try to get as close as possible to 31 on the same suit or get 30 points on 3 of a kind. Stop the bus if you think you can win a round.

Pair up all the cards in the deck that total up to 13. The valid pairs are Queen-Ace Jack-2 10-3 9-4 8-5 and 7-6.  Kings are discarded singly.

Pair up all the cards in the deck that total up to 13. The valid pairs are Queen-Ace, Jack-2, 10-3, 9-4, 8-5 and 7-6.  Kings are discarded singly.

A difficult Pyramid solitaire game. Pair up all the cards in the deck that total up to 13. The valid pairs are Queen-Ace Jack-2 10-3 9-4 8-5 and 7-6. Kings are discarded singly.

Build the four piles (top right) up in suit from Ace to King. Cards on the tableau are build down in alternate color. Groups of cards can be moved if they are in sequence down and in alternate color. Empty spaces can be filled by a King or a sequence starting with a King.

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All cards from 1 deck are dealt into 8 tableau piles. 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). The top 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.

This is a skill based puzzle game where you match and collect number blocks.

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.

Join the two monkeys on their solitaire adventure and discover their castle in the jungle! The aim of the game is to clear all cards from the field. Only cards with a value higher or lower than the stack card can be removed. Use the Joker as an aid and try to win as many rounds as possible. Can you create a high score?

Play against Marvin from Mars in this speed card game! In order to be able to place a card on the middle piles, it must come before or after the lying card. You can get extra points if you lay cards of the same suit.

In this pyramid solitaire game of the ancient Mayans you should always click on 2 playing cards that result in 11 in the summer. Play with your mouse and remove all cards from the game to advance to the next level.

Remove all cards from the tableau by selecting open cards that are 1 higher or 1 lower in value then the open card. Click on the stock to get a new open card.

Build the four piles (top right) up in suit from Ace to King. Cards on the tableau are build down in alternate color. Groups of cards can be moved if they are in sequence down and in alternate color. Empty spaces can be filled by a King or a sequence starting with a King.

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 also use the stock cards.

Arrange all the cards in the rows in the order and color of 2 to the King. Each space in a row can be filled with a card that makes a correct sequence of the combination with the card to the left of the space. The space at the left end of the row can be filled by a 2.

Build the four piles (top right) up in suit from Ace to King. Cards on the tableau are build down in alternate color. Groups of cards can be moved if they are in sequence down and in alternate color. Empty spaces can be filled by a King or a sequence starting with a King.

A challenging Pyramid Solitaire solitaire game. Combine all the cards in the game that total up to 13. Valid pairs are Queen-Ace, Jack-2, 10-3, 9-4, 9-4, 8-5 and 7-6. Kings are cast separately.

Select 2 or more free cards with a total value of 11, remove all cards to advance to the next level.

Remove all cards from the board by selecting open cards that are 1 or less than the open card. Click on the stock (next card) to get a new open card

World famous explorer Sir Richard Dandy will take you to the skies in his fantastic hot air balloon in Hot Air Solitaire! This British gentleman is an experienced hot air balloonist and even has time for a cup of tea while piloting his balloon through beautiful London. Get on board now and fly up with him. You play with the mouse or your fingers. Remove the cards on the playing field into which you always discard a card that is one higher or lower than the card at the bottom center.