Every classic solitaire in one place — Klondike, FreeCell, Spider, TriPeaks and Pyramid — free in your browser, with no download and no sign-up.
The five card solitaires here are the ones people actually play, each with its standard rules. What they share is the part we built on top: every deal is played through by a solver before it reaches you, and a deal the solver cannot clear is never used. So when you are stuck, the way out exists — you just have not found it yet.
Two more games carry the solitaire name without a deck of cards. Tile Temple is mahjong solitaire — matching free pairs of tiles out of stacked layouts — and Last Peg is peg solitaire, jumping marbles until one is left.
Klondike (Solitaire Blast) is the one most people mean by solitaire: seven columns, hidden cards, draw-1 or draw-3. FreeCell (Open Cells) deals every card face up, so it is almost pure logic and very little luck. Spider (Spider Silk) is the long one — two decks, runs in a single suit, starting with one suit and moving to two.
TriPeaks (Three Peaks) and Pyramid (Pyramid 13) are the quick ones. In TriPeaks you chain cards one higher or one lower and chase long streaks; in Pyramid you pair cards that add up to 13. Both fit in a coffee break.
Yes. Every solitaire on crokocat is free to play in your browser, with no download and no account.
Yes. In Solitaire Blast, Open Cells, Spider Silk, Three Peaks and Pyramid 13 each deal is played through by a solver before you get it, and Tile Temple builds its layouts backwards from an empty table.
Klondike hides most cards and deals from a stock, so luck plays a part. FreeCell shows all 52 cards from the start and gives you four free cells, so nearly every deal comes down to planning.
Yes. All the solitaire games work with touch on phones and tablets, as well as with a mouse on desktop.
