Solitaire

The classic Klondike patience card game

🃏 Build the four foundations from Ace to King to win!

Cards · Ages 7+

Like every game on iplay.free, Solitaire is completely free — no ads, no sign-up, and no downloads. It runs right in your browser, so there's nothing to install and nothing to buy. With no ads and no account, it's safe to hand to a child and easy to pick up any time.

How to play Solitaire

• Goal: Move all 52 cards onto the four home piles, each built up from Ace to King in one suit.
• How to play: Tap a card to pick it up, then tap where it should go. In the columns, build down in alternating colours (red on black). Tap the deck to deal new cards; only a King can start an empty column.
• Win: Complete all four home piles, Ace through King.

Game modes

Pick the level that suits you — Solitaire offers 3 ways to play:

• Draw 1
• Draw 3
• Draw 3 · hard

Skills you'll practise

planning, sequencing, patience.

Did you know?

🃏 Klondike solitaire became famous when Microsoft bundled it with Windows in 1990 — to teach people how to use a computer mouse!

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