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Classic Klondike: build the suits from ace to king, draw one or three; a solvable daily deal.
About this game
Classic Klondike: build the suits from ace to king, draw one or three; a solvable daily deal.
You play classic Klondike on green baize: on seven columns you stack cards on one a rank higher of the other colour, turn up the face-down ones and carry the four suits home from ace to king. Draw from the stock one card at a time or three, as many times round as you like; tap a card and it goes where it fits, or drag it. Undo never turns a revealed card back down, and hints only use the cards you can see. The daily deal is the same for everyone that day and a solver proves it can be solved; solve it every day and your streak grows.
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How to play
- Seven columns get 1 to 7 cards, only the top one face up; the other 24 cards are the stock.
- On the columns, put a card on one a rank higher of the other colour (a red 6 on a black 7); a face-up run moves as one, and only a king goes to an empty column.
- Tap the stock: one or three cards turn, only the top one plays; when the stock runs out, the turned cards become the stock again.
- Build the four suits from ace to king on the foundations. You win when all 52 are home; once every card is face up, the rest go home by themselves.
Controls
- Tap or click a card: it goes where it fits (home first); drag: drop it where you want
- Tap the stock: draw; the Undo, Hint and New buttons are under the table
- Keyboard: arrows move, Enter sends a card where it fits, Space picks up and drops, D draws, U undoes, H hints, N deals again
- Esc or P: pause
Tips
- Work first on the column with the most face-down cards; the stock can wait.
- Do not empty a column unless a king is ready to move in: an empty column without a king does nothing.
- Do not rush low cards home: one may be the only place for the next card of a column.
Questions and answers
Is it free?
Yes, you can play it for free. There are no ads inside the game.
Can every deal be solved?
Free deals are true shuffles and some cannot be solved; when you are stuck, start a new deal (that one counts as a loss). The daily deal is a draw-one deal that a solver has proven solvable.
What does the daily challenge count?
The deals you win that day, in draw one or draw three. The daily deal counts only the first time you open it that day; replays are for fun.