Solitaire
The classic Klondike solitaire. Smooth tap-to-move controls for mobile, with auto-foundation support.
📖 How to Play
- Tap a card to select, then tap another column or foundation to move
- Tableau stacks: alternating colors, descending (K→Q→J→10…→A)
- Build 4 foundations by suit, A to K. Clear all 52 to win
- Tap the stock (top-left) to draw a card. When empty, tap again to recycle
- Auto button flushes eligible cards to foundations; Undo reverses any move
About this game
Klondike Solitaire is the classic single-player card game: build four foundation piles, one per suit, from Ace up to King, using a shuffled 52-card deck. It's one of the most played card games in the world — few rules, but a different layout every deal.
In the tableau you stack downward in alternating colours: a red Queen on a black King, a black Jack on that, and so on. How quickly you can turn face-down cards face-up is what decides whether a deal opens up or stalls.
This version is built for touch: instead of dragging, you tap a card to select it and tap where it should go. It also includes an auto-move that flushes every eligible card to the foundations, plus unlimited undo, so experimenting costs nothing.
Tips & strategy
- Dig into the column with the most face-down cards first — every card you flip widens your options
- Don't rush cards to the foundations. A low card you sent up may be exactly what the tableau needed as a landing spot
- Only a King can occupy an empty column, so emptying one with no King available just creates dead space
- The stock recycles, so when you stall, cycle it again and re-read what's actually available
- Undo is unlimited — when a decision is genuinely close, just try it and take it back if it fails
FAQ
Q. How do I win?
A. Build all four foundations by suit from Ace to King — all 52 cards placed.
Q. What are the controls?
A. Tap a card to select it, then tap the destination column or foundation. No dragging, which makes it comfortable on phones.
Q. How many undos do I get?
A. Unlimited. You can step back as far as you like, so trying a risky line costs nothing.
Q. What does the Auto button do?
A. It sends every currently eligible card to the foundations at once, skipping the tedious part of the endgame.