
Online Gaming Arena
The world’s favorite card puzzle. Uncover the tableau, alternate the colors, and build every suit from Ace to King.
No accounts, no waiting rooms — deal instantly and play at your own pace.
Close the tab mid-game and pick up exactly where you left off.
Wins and losses feed your Arcadeum stats dashboard automatically.
Open the game and the tableau is dealt instantly — seven columns with the top card revealed.
Tap a card to select it, then tap its destination. Double-tap to send a card straight to its foundation.
Stack each suit from Ace to King. Clear every card to win the game.
Move all 52 cards onto the four foundations, building each suit in ascending order from Ace to King.
Cards are dealt into seven tableau columns. Flip exposed cards, arrange columns in alternating colors in descending order, and draw from the stock when stuck.
Foundation moves earn 10 points, tableau moves 5, and each newly revealed card adds another 5. Recycling the waste keeps your streak alive.
Yes — Solitaire on Arcadeum is completely free, requires no download, and needs no account to start playing.
No. Solitaire is a single-player game that runs entirely in your browser — perfect for a quick break.
Yes. Your current board, score, and statistics are stored locally so you can continue anytime.
Build four suit foundation piles in ascending order from Ace to King while sequencing tableau columns in descending order with alternating colors.
Under standard Klondike rules, only a King or a sequence headed by a King may be moved into an empty tableau space.
Turn 1 flips a single card from the stockpile at a time for a relaxing experience, while Turn 3 flips three cards at once for greater challenge.
Not all deals are mathematically winnable, but uncovering face-down cards early and keeping empty spaces flexible gives you the best odds.
Yes. You can return foundation cards back to the tableau whenever it helps reveal trapped face-down cards in other columns.
Yes. Arcadeum Solitaire supports intuitive touch controls, tap-to-move, and fluid card animations on all iOS and Android devices.
Yes. You can undo moves at any point to correct misclicks or explore alternative card paths without penalty.
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