Your favorite Solitaire game without ads! Tons of features inside!

Congratulations! You've just found a beautiful Solitaire without ads! That's incredible! Why did I make a game without ads? You can find it below...

But firstly, let me make a brief of the cool features inside:

🌙 Night mode - play in the evening with less harmful for your eyes and have a better sleep *

🃏 Smooth cards animations;

❤️ Beautiful particles bursts when you become closer to the win;

🎚 Different difficulty levels - choose yours;

🛍 4 types of customizable content: Cards, Backgrounds, Color Themes and Splashes (Welcome screen);

🎉 Tons of content: around 100 graphic elements to set up the game on your choice;

🌅 Shop includes some FREE images for backgrounds, cards, and splashes right in the beginning;

🎛 A lot of settings to customize the gameplay as you want;

🎨 You can change the entire look of the game by applying different Color themes (coming soon);

👽 Join our Community channel to be in the development loop and check announcements. Also, you can get some Promo-codes there 😉 Find a link in the Game Menu!

So why did I decide to spend a lot of effort and time to make a free game without ads? Because I like to develop games. I'm just 22 years old - a single game developer and I really like what I do. So the biggest pleasure for me is to see your feedback, ratings, and downloads amount. So I hope I did a great job and you'll like playing 😉

I'd be happy if you share your thoughts about the game improvement with me. Let's make the game better together! Just use an in-game feedback form. I read all of your messages, so you'll be heard

* To get more information on how our Night mode improves your sleep and saves your eyes, just search for "Blue light harmful" on the Internet.

Classic Solitaire, also known as Klondike Solitaire, is a single-player card game that has captivated players for centuries. Its timeless appeal lies in its combination of skill, strategy, and a touch of luck.

Objective

The objective of Classic Solitaire is to sort all 52 cards into four piles, one for each suit (hearts, diamonds, clubs, and spades), in ascending order from Ace to King.

Gameplay

The game begins with a standard deck of 52 cards laid out in seven columns. The top card of each column is face up, while the remaining cards are face down. The player's goal is to uncover and arrange the cards in the desired order.

Tableau

The seven columns are known as the tableau. The top card of each column can be moved to another column or to the foundation piles.

Foundation Piles

Four foundation piles are located at the top of the playing area. These piles are initially empty and represent the four suits. Aces are placed on the foundation piles first, followed by cards of the same suit in ascending order.

Stock Pile

A stock pile of 24 cards is located in the upper left corner. The player can click on the stock pile to draw three cards at a time.

Waste Pile

A waste pile is located in the upper right corner. Cards that are not immediately useful can be temporarily moved to the waste pile.

Gameplay Mechanics

* Moving Cards: Cards can be moved from the tableau or waste pile to the foundation piles or to other tableau columns.

* Building on Tableau: Cards can be built on top of each other in the tableau columns, but only in alternating colors (e.g., a red card on a black card, and vice versa).

* Empty Tableau Columns: When a tableau column becomes empty, any card from the tableau or waste pile can be moved to fill it.

* Drawing from the Stock Pile: If the player cannot make any moves from the tableau or waste pile, they can draw three cards from the stock pile.

* Finishing the Game: The game is won when all 52 cards have been sorted into the four foundation piles.

Strategy and Tips

* Expose Hidden Cards: Focus on uncovering face-down cards in the tableau to increase your options.

* Build on Tableau Wisely: Build sequences in the tableau that can be easily moved to the foundation piles.

* Use the Waste Pile Strategically: Temporarily move cards to the waste pile to free up spaces in the tableau.

* Draw from the Stock Pile Sparingly: Avoid drawing from the stock pile too often, as it can exhaust the supply of available cards.

* Look for Patterns: Identify sequences and patterns in the tableau to plan your moves more effectively.