Try to remove all cards by combining the same cards.

Move all cards to the four foundations and use the free cells as your help. On the tableau build down, only the top card is available for play.

Play your cards as fast as lightning. Move your cards to the 4 cards in the centre. Place cards that are 1 more or 1 less in value depending on the arrows below the centre cards.

Move all cards to the four foundations and use the free cells as your help. On the tableau build down, only the top card is available for play.

Play Indian: a challenging Solitaire game. Move all cards to the 8 foundations. On the tableau you can build down on any color except the same suit. Click on the stock to get a new card.

Classic Solitaire game in 3 difficulty modes. Get all the cards to the top foundations from Ace to King. The tableaus are built down by suit.

Place all cards in order from King to Ace. Each open card may be moved to another column if it is the same colour and one higher in value.

Stack all cards on the two card wheels. On the right stack from 7 up to King and on the left stack down from 6 to Ace. You can play 1 of the 8 cards above or below the wheels. You can play on the 2 wheels or on the open stack in the right circle and you can get new cards from the closed stack in the left circle. There is 1 redeal of the stack.

100 different levels of Solitaire Fun. Try to remove all cards by combining two of the same.

Move all cards to the foundations from Ace to King. On the tableau build down in alternating color.

Try to build a house of cards. Make sure the foundations and lower layers are strong enough to support higher layers. Walls are pairs of the same value or suit. Roofs can be any card. Walls of 20 and 21 in value have special capabilities.

Move the cards from the crescent to the foundations. The kings are built down by suit up to aces and the aces are built up, also by suit, to kings. Use the shuffles when you have no more possible moves. The top card of each pile in the crescent are available to play on the foundations or the tableau. Only one card can be moved at a time and building on the tableau is either up or down by suit and can go round-the-corner (placing a king over an ace and vice versa).