Solitaire collection: klondike, spider & freecell brings three card-table modes together
This card & board set keeps Klondike, Spider, and Freecell on one screen, so you can change pace without changing games. You move cards by dragging them, then pick the mode that fits the layout in front of you.
Klondike draw choices and fresh deals
Klondike gives you the familiar foundation race, with the option to draw 1 card or 3 cards when the deal calls for a harder route. Hit New game for a fresh layout, and use the unlimited undo plus hints when a column locks up. If you want a close match with the same build-up pressure, check Solitaire Classic Klondike.
Spider’s column stacking puzzle
Spider shifts the focus to long tableau columns, where you stack cards in suit order and work through messy stacks one move at a time. That suit-building pressure is why fans of Spider Solitaire often gravitate here, and the hint button helps when a column stops cooperating. For a similar column-first challenge, Classic Spider Solitaire keeps the same board style.
Freecell’s open cells for planning ahead
Freecell opens up more room for careful sequencing, since the empty cells let you park cards while you line up the next move. It plays especially well when you want to think two or three turns ahead, and you can switch back to Klondike or Spider without leaving the table. Collections like Solitaire 13 In 1 Collection follow the same multi-variant idea.
Settings also let you toggle sound and turn autoplay on or off, which makes it easy to tailor each run to the board in front of you. With no download and no signup, it’s a neat break that feels at home on mobile or desktop.