solitaire – Puzzle Guys

Solitaire Grande

vladetam — Sun, 24 Mar 2019 13:09:16 +0000

‘Solitaire Grande’ is a classic solitaire game, presented by Inlogic Games. This game uses standard 52-card deck. Solitaire is set up by creating seven tiles. Each pile will have a faced up card.

The object of the game is to transfer all the cards onto the ACE foundation. For each suit, a foundation is started by placing an ace above the seven piles that were dealt. The ace of a suit can be added to with the next card in sequence. The game is won by transferring all the cards to the foundation piles.

During the game-play, cards can move around in three ways:

1 – within the seven piles face-up, cards can move on to other cards if the card being moved is one number lower than the card is being moved onto and is a different color. For example, a black six can move on to a red seven and a red eight can move on to a black nine.

2 – another way cards move around is when card can be moved to the foundation piles as mentioned earlier. The ace of each suit begins the foundation pile. When the next highest number is available, it can be added to it suits.

3- the last way cards can move around is from the deck. After the set up, the remaining deck has 24 cards in it. These cards are revealed one at a time. For an easier gameplay or you can reveal every third card, for more of a challenge the top card can be added on top of one of the seven piles or added to a foundation pile when possible.

A card can only be stacked on a card that is a different color and one number higher. When one of the seven piles is gone, only a king can be moved into the open space. The top card of a foundation pile can be moved back on to one of the seven piles if needed.

If there are no more moves that can be made from the piles, or the cards in the deck, the game is lost. The game is won with seven piles being formed. As with most games, in ‘Solitaire Grande’ you will get better with practice, so don’t be discouraged if it takes you a few games to catch up.

3d Solitaire

vladetam — Wed, 26 Dec 2018 09:07:11 +0000

Immerse yourself in this classic solitaire card game featuring stunning 3D graphics! Set in a mysterious ancient temple, your task is to move all cards onto the four foundation piles, sorted by suit and rank in ascending order from Ace to King. On the field, cards can only be sorted in descending order alternating colors. Choose between two card designs, a 1 and 3 card mode and the position of your deck for your convenience. Can you achieve a high score?

Spider Solitaire Original

vladetam — Tue, 29 Aug 2017 14:02:52 +0000

‘Spider Solitaire Original’ is a classic solitaire cards game which got popularity after being included in early versions of Microsoft Windows. This game is faithful to original and comes with three difficulty levels to pick from: with 1, 2 or all 4 suits. If you ask yourself how this game got its name, there are few unconfirmed theories, buy most likely its because someone thought that deck columns ‘look like’ spiders’ legs.

If you like this kind of games, you may want to check out Aloha Solitaire, Golf Solitaire or some other of our cards games

Aloha Solitaire

vladetam — Sat, 26 Aug 2017 13:38:12 +0000

‘Aloha Solitaire’ is an extremely simple patience cards game with Hawaiian flavor. Remove all cards from the board (in this case, from the beach) by matching their values. In this case, it means – literally, click on pairs of cards of same values. If you have no options, tap on the deck to reveal three more cards that can open you more options. Sometimes among those three cards you can spot the pair of same ones – don’t miss them, since it’s perfectly fine to remove them, too. Don’t worry if you stay out of cards – if the deck gets empty, cards will simply be shuffled again, so you, practically, can’t lose this game (with a simple click on the button you can also surrender, if you want). But even if you win, nothing ‘deluxe’ will happen, except you’ll get a nice ‘winner’ title written in the sand.

Are you into this kind of games? Don’t be shy, we have other card games to show you.

Solitaire Klondike

vladetam — Wed, 19 Jul 2017 10:38:59 +0000

Solitaire Klondike is polished version of classic solitaire game. There are (a bit too) many customization options (12 backgrounds and 16 different card backs) and three game modes. The point is to build four piles on so-called, foundations in the top of the screen, starting from ace and ending with king. On the tableau below, you can move cards so that they are sorted in descending order, with alternating colors. Btw, this game got its name by the Canadian region famous for the gold rush in 19th century. It seems that lonely prospectors in Klondike invented this game to pass the time). Have fun with ‘Solitaire Klondike’!

If you’re into solitaire games, but placed in a bit warmer place, try out Aloha Solitaire, here on PuzzleGuys.

Hotel Solitaire

vladetam — Wed, 28 Jun 2017 12:32:38 +0000

‘Hotel Solitaire’: If you ever wanted to be literally flooded with solitaire games, this is your chance. Hotel Solitaire offers a bit weird approach to this card games sub-genre by wrapping dozens of patience versions into the form of rooms in a strange hotel. It’s simple, on each ‘floor’ you have several rooms with one version of solitaire game to play. In most cases those are just different layouts of cards within the same game, but that’s often enough to make an impression of a fresh game. Have fun!

Golf Solitaire

vladetam — Wed, 21 Jun 2017 09:39:16 +0000

Golf, or also called – Patience, is a solitaire card game with higher skill to luck relation that in most other solitaire games. Why is is called Golf? Well, not much reason (except the green background), but for the main goal – you need to reach the lowest number of points, as in the real golf. As for the rules, you have a so-called tableau of 7 rows with 5 face up cards in each. You need to remove them all, by placing them on the only left face up card, in the foundation below. Cards must be either one rank higher or one rank lower than that card. Remaining cards are faced down and are turned when you get stuck.

If you like this kind of fun, be sure to check out our section dedicated to card games

Kiba & Kumba: Tri Towers Solitaire

vladetam — Wed, 14 Jun 2017 14:46:50 +0000

‘Kiba & Kumba: Tri Towers Solitaire’: Popular variation of solitaire game, where your aim is to clear three ‘pyramids’ of cards. Below those pyramids, you have ten face-up cards. In order to ‘decompose’ the pyramid, you need to remove those cards by placing them on one face-up card in the waste deck below. But, it can be done only if the taken card is higher or lower than the one in the waste deck. You also have one joker card to help you.

Tri Peaks Solitaire Classic

vladetam — Wed, 14 Jun 2017 14:46:48 +0000

‘Tri Peaks Solitaire Classic’ is another version of Solitaire game, made in clear and simple style. The aim is to clear the table of all 3 peaks made of cards. Below those peaks, there’s a row of 10 face up cards that also needs to be removed, and you’ll do it by taking them, one by one, and placing on the one face-up card in the bottom deck. The rule is: only cards that are higher or lower, regardless of suit, than the card at the bottom deck can be removed.

Solitaire Classic

vladetam — Fri, 09 Jun 2017 13:14:13 +0000

Solitaire Classic is a… classic solitaire game Slick, simple and smooth design will relax you and prepare you for a frantic battle against those evil cards. Just kidding – this is only a good old solitaire game…