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From the five-minute Golf to the hour-long Grand Plaza epics, Solitaire.City covers twelve families: Klondike, FreeCell, Spider, Canfield, Pyramid, fan games, and more.
Strategy guides for every game
Not sure where to start? Each game has a dedicated strategy page that explains the key decisions, the common mistakes, and the fastest path to a winning deal.
Written as a reference library
Each game page combines setup, legal moves, and practical strategy in one place so players can learn and play without bouncing between shallow summaries.
Organized for comparison
Use the game hub, glossary, and strategy index together when you want to compare families, identify close variants, and pick the next game that matches your preferred pace.
What makes this index useful
The homepage is intentionally more than a link grid. It is a route map into the full library: playable boards, rules explainers, and longform strategy guides written for specific variants rather than copied from a shared template.
If you are arriving from search, start with the games guide to filter by style, then open the strategy hub for deeper decision-making guidance.
All games
- KlondikeThe classic draw-one or draw-three patience
- ArchwayOpen two-deck patience with arch reserve and dual foundations
- CrescentTwo-deck fan layout with shifting stacks
- FreeCellAll cards visible; use four free cells
- PenguinFreeCell-style play with a beak rank and seven flipper cells
- Perpetual MotionForced four-pile patience that either clears in quartets or loops forever
- SpiderBuild same-suit sequences to clear the board
- Relaxed SpiderSpider with relaxed redeal rule when columns are empty
- SpideretteOne-deck Spider with a 7-column Klondike-style layout
- Will O' the WispSpiderette-style one-deck play with a 3x7 opening deal
- Simple SimonOpen-information Spider relative with no stock
- Mrs. MopTwo-deck open Spider variant with all cards face-up
- YukonMove face-up stacks regardless of sequence
- GolfPlay cards one above or below the waste top
- Tri PeaksClear three linked peaks with exposed-card adjacency play
- PyramidPair cards that sum to 13 to remove them
- Relaxed PyramidClear only pyramid cards while stock and waste can remain
- Tut's TombPyramid variant with a three-card stock draw cadence
- ApophisPyramid with three waste piles for broader matching branches
- GizaPyramid variant with eight open reserve columns and no stock phase
- TriangleInverted-pyramid layout variant with different exposure flow
- ClockRace the clock to uncover the kings last
- AdditionMatch pairs of cards that total a target
- CzarinaTwo-deck reserve patience with open builds
- GrampusForty-card layout with restricted moves
- Kings CornersPlace kings in corners; fill with sequences
- Lady of the ManorTwo-deck patience building eight foundations regardless of suit
- Miss MilliganDouble-deck patience with a weave reserve
- Queen of ItalyFan layout built on eight foundations
- WildflowerTableau builds across alternating colours
- ZodiacTwelve-column layout chasing four foundations
- Aces and KingsTwo-deck patience pairing aces with kings
- Virginia ReelBuild 24 suit foundations in +3 intervals with strict immediate row-gap refills
- Royal ParadeVirginia Reel precursor where empty row gaps can be filled later
- Leoni's OwnNineteenth-century two-deck weaving patience with dual foundations
- WeaversLeoni-family weaving variant with a 12-pile loom and king foundations
- American ToadTwo-deck patience with a 20-card reserve
- Australian PatienceKlondike relative built in-suit down
- Sir TommyDeal one at a time to four waste piles
- WindmillTwo-deck windmill layout with center and corner foundations
- Tower of PisaNine-card Tower of Hanoy puzzle using bottom-card-only movement
- ColoursDeal one at a time to six waste piles, building by colour with circular wraparound
- Lady BettyDeal one at a time to six waste piles, building by suit with circular wraparound
- ColoradoTwo decks, 20 waste piles, build up and down by suit
- BackboneTwo-deck patience gated by a forked reserve
- Baker's DozenThirteen columns with kings sunk to the bottom
- BaronessDiscard pairs summing to 13 to empty the stock
- Good ThirteenTen cards face-up: remove pairs summing to 13 or lone Kings
- Eight CardsEight cards in a 2×4 grid: pairs summing to 11, lone face cards, and two ninth-card assists
- BeetleTwo-deck Spider cousin with ten columns
- BristolEight fans, three reserves, and one stock deal
- Big BenClock-face foundations building by suit
- BirthdayDeal the deck four times chasing all aces
- Black HoleBuild a single foundation around the Ace of Spades
- BraidHerringbone layout feeding eight foundations
- British SquareTwo-deck 4x4 tableau with reversible foundations
- CalculationRace four foundations built by fixed increments
- CarpetTwenty open holes keeping four foundations fed
- CanfieldCompact reserve patience with wrap-around foundations
- ChameleonCanfield variant: 3 columns, any-suit building, no redeals
- RainbowCanfield variant: draw one, any-suit tableau, no redeals
- Selective CanfieldChoose your foundation base rank before play begins
- Superior CanfieldCanfield with fully visible reserve and unlimited redeals
- Thirteen UpCanfield with 2s as fixed base rank and same-suit building
- Variegated DemonDouble-deck Canfield with 8 foundations and 5 tableau columns
- TournamentTwo-deck reserve and tableau pressure game with paired ace-up/king-down foundations
- CasketTwo-deck patience with a hidden jewel reserve
- CongressTwo-deck patience across eight tableau columns with single stock pass
- ScorpionMove any face-up stack to build four suit sequences
- WaspScorpion-family play where empty columns accept any card or stack
- Three Blind MiceScorpion variant with a 10-column tableau and two-card reserve
- DecadeRemove runs of cards that sum to 10, 20, or 30
- Napoleon at St HelenaTwo-deck patience across ten tableau columns
- NestorPair cards of the same rank from eight columns
- Nestor VerticalNestor variant with seven columns and a ten-card reserve
- Nestor DoubletsNestor variant with twelve short columns and a four-card reserve
- ParliamentEasier Congress variant with Aces starting on foundations
- DiplomatTwo-deck patience with eight tableau piles
- EasthavenKlondike variant that deals rows from the stock
- WestcliffTen-column patience with a stock and waste pile
- AgnesKlondike-family game with reserve deals and a variable base rank
- Eagle's WingStrict reserve-builder with trunk refills and round-the-corner foundations
- Nine AcrossNine-column Klondike variant with player-selected base rank foundations
- SomersetAll-cards-dealt ten-column Klondike-style builder with no stock or waste
- WhiteheadAll face-up Klondike relative with same-colour building and same-suit sequence moves
- Thumb and PouchKlondike-style tableau that builds down in rank on any different suit
- KuiperEight-column triangular Klondike variant with draw-one and unlimited recycle
- EmperorTwo-deck Forty Thieves relative with waste play
- ElevensRemove pairs summing to 11 and J-Q-K trios
- Gay GordonsPair cards summing to 11 plus Jack-Jack and King-Queen
- GargantuaTwo-deck Klondike with 9 columns and 8 foundations
- La Belle LucieEighteen face-up fans with strict suit-down building and two redeals
- TrefoilLa Belle Lucie variant with aces extracted to foundations and sixteen fans
- The FanNo-redeal La Belle Lucie variant where kings can fill empty fans
- Three Shuffles and a DrawLa Belle Lucie with one final merci draw from a buried card
- ShamrocksFan variant with rank-adjacent tableau moves and three-card fan caps
- Beleaguered CastleEight columns flanking four aces — build all cards to foundations
Quick start
Build foundations from Ace to King, alternate colors in the tableau, and move every card out of play to win.