How to play
The game uses two decks. Move all 104 cards onto the eight foundations at the top. Each suit has one foundation that builds from Ace to King and another that builds from King to Ace.
Only the top card of each numbered pile can normally be played. Tap a card to move it automatically, or drag it to the foundation you want. When a card can go to either foundation, the game asks you to choose.
Drawing and numbered piles
Tap the centre draw pile to reveal a card and pick up the numbered pile matching that card. The drawn card goes underneath that pile. Cards in the open hand can be played, and the remaining cards must be returned before drawing again.
If every card in a numbered pile matches that pile’s number, tap its black card-count button to open it. Only one numbered pile is shown at a time, and its current top card is marked TOP.
Game controls
- New game creates a shuffled deal and shows the dealing animation.
- Undo reverses the previous move with animation.
- Reset deal returns to the original deal or, when available, a marked point.
- Mark point saves one checkpoint. Marking again replaces it.
- Hint highlights an available card and its destination.
End of the game
A popup appears when you win or when no moves remain. You can start a new game, review the board, or return to a marked point when one has been saved.
Options and saved progress
- Change the card rank and suit size.
- Choose one of three CC0 photo card backs: Maple Leaf, Northern Lights, or Canadian Mountains.
- Use Easy mode to prevent drawing while another move is available.
- Use Easy with hints mode to highlight every card and pile button that currently leads to a playable move.
- Use Auto play mode to perform one available action automatically every second. Games played in this mode count as games with hints.
- Turn sound on or off and select Low, Medium, or High volume.
- Your current game, statistics, and options are saved on this device.
Card-back image credits
CC0 images from Wikimedia Commons: Fallen Maple Leaf by Raysonho, Aurora Borealis in Kangiqsualujjuaq by Nicolas M. Perrault, and Sunny Canadian Mountain Ridge by Andy Fitzsimon.
Statistics
Stats track deals, wins, win streaks, wins without Undo or hints, cards placed on foundations, and winning times. Use Reset stats to clear the statistics without changing the current deal.