How to Play Solitaire '95

Cards spread across the felt, a hidden stack waiting to turn — Solitaire '95 gives you that familiar, unhurried rhythm of working a deal from chaos to clean stacks. It is made for anyone who wants a calm, focused break without learning anything new.

Deal the cards and survey the seven columns in front of you
Move cards between columns to uncover the face-down ones beneath
Draw from the stock pile when no column move is available
Place Aces on the foundation as soon as they appear
Build each foundation suit up from Ace to King to win the round

Controls

Tap or click a card to select it, then tap or click the destination column or foundation to place it. Draw from the stock pile with a single tap or click.

Scoring

Progress is measured by how completely you build the four foundation stacks — a full Ace-to-King run on every suit means a solved deal.

When does a round end?

A round ends when you complete all four foundation stacks from Ace to King, or when no moves remain in the columns or stock pile.

Tips & Tricks

Uncover face-down cards before moving cards to the foundation — buried cards hold up the whole deal
When choosing between two valid column moves, prefer the one that flips a new hidden card
Keep at least one empty column open as a temporary holding space for Kings and long sequences
If you are playing the three-card draw variant, cycle through the stock pile and plan two or three draws ahead rather than reacting one card at a time

Why people keep coming back

True Klondike rules the classic Ace-to-King foundation build, faithful to the original Patience format
Hidden card reveals columns conceal face-down cards that open up as you clear the ones above
Stock pile draw pull from the remaining deck when column moves run dry to keep the game moving
Solo by design a single-player format built for concentration, quiet focus and playing at your own pace
No account needed open the app and you are already at the table, nothing to sign in to or set up
Family-wide appeal straightforward enough for newcomers, deep enough to keep experienced players coming back

Content & audience

Suitable for all ages (ESRB E; PEGI 3; DJCTQ L; USK Everyone; IARC 3; COB-AU G; GRB All; PCBP 0; CSRR G; Microsoft 3; CCC TE).
Free game supported by advertising; no in-app purchases.
Single-player experience: no chat, no messaging and no user-generated content.
Playable offline; no account required.

Category: Video Gaming › Card Games · Store category: Card & board, Classics, Educational, Family & kids, Other, Puzzle & trivia, Strategy

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About Solitaire '95

Play the classic Solitaire (Patience) card game and enjoy hours of relaxing, strategic fun. Move cards between columns, reveal hidden cards, and build foundation stacks from Ace to King. Perfect for improving concentration and enjoying a timeless solo gaming experience.