Classic Solitaire

Classic card game that looks and feels just as old desktop Solitaire that we played for a lo-o-ong time. Same scoring system, graphics, cards decks.

- completely free!
- no unneeded features, no custom weird card images: only 11 retro card decks from original game + one modern deck;
- draw one or draw three modes
- timed and untimed gameplay
- standard and Vegas scoring
- double tap to move card to top
- jumping cards on victory
- supports Android 2.3 and above
- automatic game completion
- DPAD support for TV boxes and devices without touch screen

Classic Solitaire, also known as Klondike Solitaire, is a single-player card game that has captivated players for centuries. The objective of the game 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 28 cards dealt into seven tableau piles, with the top card of each pile face up. The remaining 24 cards form the stock pile. The player's goal is to build four foundation piles, starting with aces, and then sequentially building up each suit until all cards are in place.

To move cards, the player can either:

* Tableau to Tableau: Move a card from one tableau pile to another, placing it on a card that is one rank higher and of the opposite color.

* Tableau to Foundation: Move an ace to an empty foundation pile or move a card to a foundation pile that matches its suit and is one rank higher than the top card.

* Stock to Tableau: Draw the top card from the stock pile and place it on any tableau pile. If the drawn card cannot be played, it is placed face down in the waste pile.

* Waste to Tableau: Move the top card from the waste pile to any tableau pile.

Variations

There are several variations of Classic Solitaire, including:

* Draw One: The player draws one card at a time from the stock pile.

* Draw Three: The player draws three cards at a time from the stock pile and places them in the waste pile.

* Spider Solitaire: Uses two decks of cards and has different rules for building tableau piles.

* FreeCell Solitaire: Allows the player to move cards to four empty cells and has different rules for building tableau piles.

Tips for Success

* Expose hidden cards: Uncover face-down cards in tableau piles as soon as possible to increase your options.

* Build foundations early: Start building foundation piles with aces and low-ranking cards to free up space in the tableau.

* Use the stock pile wisely: Draw cards from the stock pile strategically, trying to find cards that can be played or used to expose hidden cards.

* Don't get stuck: If you run out of moves, shuffle the waste pile and draw again.

* Be patient: Classic Solitaire is a game of strategy and perseverance. Don't give up if you get stuck; keep trying until you find a solution.