All Solitaire Games
This is the full Solitaire.cx table. Start with Klondike if you want the familiar game, move to FreeCell when you want every card visible, or pick Spider when you want a longer build. Every public game here is playable in the browser, with no download and no account required.
Klondike
Klondike is the familiar solitaire layout with 7 tableau columns, a stock and 4 foundations. Choose Turn 1 for a calmer game, or Turn 3 when you want the stock to ask harder questions.
Canfield
Canfield is a 1-deck builder with a 13-card reserve and foundations that can start on any rank. Its small tableau leaves the reserve and Draw 3 stock to control when new cards enter play.
Spider
Spider is about building complete King-to-Ace runs inside the tableau. Start with 1 suit, try the compact Spiderette deal, or choose Simple Simon when you want all 52 cards visible and no stock.
FreeCell and Open-Table Games
These games show the whole table up front. The challenge is space: when to use a cell, when to keep it open and when an empty column is worth more than the card you want to move.
Baker's Dozen Family
Thirteen-column games remove the free cells and make the tableau itself do the work. They are compact, open and easy to scan, but each empty-space rule changes the feel of the puzzle.
Gaps and Row-Ordering Games
Gaps games leave every card visible and use empty positions as the moving part of the puzzle. Addiction asks you to turn 4 mixed rows into same-suit sequences from 2 through King, with 3 reshuffles available when the gaps stop leading anywhere useful.
Pairing and Sequence Games
Pyramid, TriPeaks, Golf and Black Hole are faster than long tableau builders. You clear exposed cards by matching a number target or by following a center card up and down the ranks.
2-Deck Builders
2-deck builders make room for 104 cards, then tighten the rules around how those cards can travel. Forty Thieves uses 10 face-up columns, same-suit building and a stock that passes only once.
Yukon and Scorpion
Yukon and Scorpion both let an exposed card carry every face-up card below it, even when that tail is not ordered. Yukon builds by alternating color toward foundations. Scorpion uses exact same-suit landings and clears complete King-to-Ace runs from the table.