Solitaire Quest

Solitaire Quest skips the fuss and gives you Klondike the way it's meant to be played: descending sequences, alternating colors, and four foundation piles waiting for their Kings. No pop-ups, no forced tutorials, just cards.

The whole thing is built to be easy on the eyes, with elegant visuals that make it comfortable to stare at for a while, whether you're on a desktop screen or kicked back in front of a TV. It's the kind of cards game that rewards patience without punishing a wrong move too hard.

Beginner or seasoned solitaire veteran, the goal stays the same: clear the tableau, fill the foundations, feel smart for a second. If you like testing your card instincts elsewhere too, Durak and 4 Color Card Game are worth a look. And it's a safe bet for a family game night on the big screen.

Clear the tableau by building descending sequences with alternating colors, then move cards up to the foundation piles starting with Aces and finishing with Kings. Complete all four foundation piles to win.

Use the arrow keys to move around the board, and press OK to select and place cards.

Tip: don't rush to empty a column just because you can. Sometimes leaving a card in place keeps a better sequence open underneath it.