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How to play Flora Solitaire: Klondike, Spider, FreeCell and Pyramid
Flora Solitaire is four classic card games for one player. Klondike is the one most people know. Spider uses two decks, FreeCell shows every card from the start, and Pyramid is about pairs that add up to 13.
Step by step
- Pick a game on the home screen: Klondike, Spider, FreeCell or Pyramid.
- Drag a card to where it should go, or tap it and the game moves it for you.
- In Klondike and FreeCell, stack cards down in alternating colours. A red six goes on a black seven.
- Build the four foundations from Ace up to King, one suit each. Fill them all and you win.
- In Pyramid, nothing is dragged. Tap two free cards that add up to 13. A Jack is 11, a Queen is 12, and a King is 13 on its own.
Tips
- In Klondike, turn over face-down cards as soon as you can. That is how the game opens up.
- Only a King can move into an empty column in Klondike, so keep one ready before you empty a column.
- In FreeCell, the four cells are precious. Try to keep at least one empty.
- Spider with one suit is the easiest. Try two or four suits when you want a bigger challenge.
- Stuck? Ask for a hint, or press Undo and try another way.
Questions
Which solitaire game is the easiest?
Klondike and Spider with one suit are good first games. FreeCell is fun when you like to plan, because every card is face up.
Can every game be won?
Almost every FreeCell game can be won. Some Klondike and Spider deals get stuck, so if a game feels hopeless, just deal a new one.
What is today's challenge?
Every day there is one deal that is the same for everybody, so you can compare with your friends.
About this game
Flora Solitaire
A calm take on classic patience, played with a deck of pressed flowers. Clear the tableau, chase a clean streak, and post your best run to the boards.