Every solitaire game you know, and a few you should.

The one everyone knows. Build red and black runs down, build each suit up from the ace, and don't run out of stock.

Draw 1 / Draw 3 · Standard Classic — green felt

Every deal can be solved. Four free cells and an empty column are all the room you need, if you can spot the move.

All cards face up · Jumbo Accessible — paper

Eight columns and one stock. Build a thirteen-card run and it clears itself off the table.

1, 2, or 4 suits · Royal Renaissance — burgundy velvet

No stock pile. The whole deck is dealt at the start, mostly face up. You can see every move. Making them work is the hard part.

Everything visible · Cozy Illustrated — warm wood

Pair cards that add up to thirteen to remove them. Kings go on their own. A short round for a quick break.

Pair-to-13 · Fantasy Arcana — nebula sky

Play cards one higher or one lower than the last, across three peaks of overlapping cards. Aces connect to Kings. Aim for long chains.

Chain ±1 · Neon — electric edges

Clear the table one card at a time, each one higher or lower than the last. A round takes about five minutes, or roughly one coffee.

About five minutes · Art Deco — champagne on onyx

Two decks, ten columns, and you can only move one card at a time. Old-school, strict, and proud of it.

Two decks · Sumi Ink — warm parchment

Like Yukon, but faster. Build down by suit, move stacks freely, and keep track of things once the columns get tangled.

Build down by suit · Pop Art Pulp — halftone primaries

A reserve pile, a stock you can deal three times, and foundations that start from any rank. Once it clicks, the other games feel slow.

Reserve pile · Stained Glass Cathedral — jewel tones