Mini Games
Solitaire
Play free Klondike Solitaire in your browser — build four suits from Ace to King, Draw 1 or 3, no download.
How to Play
- Build the four foundations up from Ace to King by suit to win.
- On the tableau, stack cards in alternating colors and descending order; flip the stock when stuck.
- Drag a card to move it, or tap a card and then tap where it goes.
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Solitaire — Klondike, to be exact — is the classic one-player card puzzle many people first met on an office PC. This page is an independent free version from Giggleus (not Microsoft Solitaire) that runs in your browser with no download. You get a shuffled 52-card deck and one goal: move every card onto the four foundations, one pile per suit, from Ace up to King.
The deal puts 28 cards into seven tableau columns — one card in the first column up to seven in the last — with only the front card of each column face up. The other 24 wait face down in the stock. On the tableau you build down in alternating colors (a red 6 on a black 7), and a face-up run can move as a block. Only a King, or a run headed by a King, can go into an empty column. A face-down card flips over by itself once it is uncovered. Tap the stock to turn cards onto the waste; when the stock runs out, tap it again to turn the waste back over — there is no limit on passes.
Tap a card and then its destination, or drag it with a mouse or finger. The Draw 1 / Draw 3 button sets how many cards each tap turns over, and only the top waste card is playable. There are no points: the game tracks your time and moves. Undo steps back up to 100 moves, and each undo is itself counted as a move. Clear the board and you can share your time and move count.
A few habits win more games. Uncover the face-down tableau cards early — that's where the cards blocking you usually hide. Don't rush low cards to the foundations: once a card goes up, only Undo brings it back, and you may need it on the tableau to hold a run. Empty a column only when you have a King ready to fill it. For a relaxed game, stay on Draw 1.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Can every Solitaire deal be won?
A. No. Each game is a random shuffle with no solvability check, so some deals can't be finished however you play. Draw 1 is far more forgiving than Draw 3.
Q. What's the difference between Draw 1 and Draw 3?
A. Draw 1 turns one card from the stock at a time; Draw 3 turns three, and only the top one is playable. You can switch with the button at any time, and the stock can be recycled as often as you like.
Q. Is there a score?
A. No points are awarded. The game records your time and number of moves; Undo goes back up to 100 moves, and each undo is added to the move count.
Q. Is this Microsoft Solitaire?
A. No. It's Giggleus's own free version of Klondike with the same classic rules, playable in any browser without an account or download.