Pyramid Solitaire clears a card pyramid by pairing totals to thirteen
This card & board classic asks you to match cards that add up to 13 and strip away the pyramid layer by layer. The Egyptian-style layout gives each round a neat visual twist, and the game runs free online in your browser.
Pair cards to reach thirteen
Your main move is simple: tap or click two exposed cards whose values make 13. Kings can be removed on their own, so they act like a useful shortcut when the board starts to clog up. If you like solitaire games that make you plan ahead, this one leans hard on reading the open cards first.
A pyramid layout that forces careful choices
The stacked layout matters because only uncovered cards can be used, which means each removal can open up a new layer or trap a valuable rank underneath. That pressure is what gives the puzzle its edge, and the attention tag fits well here since you need to watch every exposed pair before you spend a move.
Fans of other solitaire variants will feel the structure
The same card-reading mindset shows up in Solitaire Story TriPeaks 6, where you also clear visible cards by chaining smart matches. Jewel Solitaire TriPeaks follows a similar rhythm, while Spider Solitaire and Solitaires Crime Stories scratch the same strategic itch in different layouts and deal patterns.
Because the controls are just mouse or finger selection, it stays easy to pick up on a phone or a desktop screen, with no download and no signup.