Winter Solitaire

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Description

It's winter in this Solitaire game, create stacks on the 4 foundations from Ace to King. You can move cards on the tableau by placing those cards onto other cards if they are 1 higher in value and of alternating color: so for example place a red 9 on a black 10. You can also move groups of cards. The game Winter Solitaire belongs to the categories Puzzle, Mobile Games and has been played 145168 times. It has a score of 92 and it has received 1633 yes and 126 no. In the same categories you can find the games Pyramid Solitaire Ancient Egypt and Solitaire Farm Seasons 4 which we think you should try.


Instructions: Use your mouse to play this game.
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Winter Solitaire sets a familiar patience game in a snowy season. The goal is to fill the four foundations, each one from Ace up to King, using the cards laid out in the tableau.

Anyone who has played the solitaire that comes with a computer will feel at home, since the tableau follows the usual alternating colors rule. It is a member of our Solitaire category and accepts both clicks and taps.

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Rules of Winter Solitaire

Build four foundation stacks from Ace to King. In the tableau, a card goes onto one that is a step higher in rank and the opposite color, so a red 9 fits on a black 10. Whole runs of cards can be moved together as well. Keep building until every card sits on a foundation.

PlayMouse, point and click
On a phone or tabletTap the screen
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Solitaire tips

  • Send Aces up to the foundations right away, and the low cards after them.
  • Try to reveal hidden cards before you shuffle face up cards between columns.
  • Try to free a column early, it gives you room to reorganize.
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Game details

Platforms
Desktop, Mobile, Tablet
Rating
92.84% (1.759 votes)
Times played
145.168
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Frequently asked questions

How do I move cards in the tableau?

Place a card on another that is one higher and of the opposite color.

Can a whole run be moved in Winter Solitaire?

Yes, groups of cards can be moved together.