About Solitaire Grande
It plays like classic solitaire, and you choose whether the deck deals one card or three at a time.
Each card you place on the tableau must be one rank lower than the card under it and the opposite color. Some cards start face down, and you win once the tableau is cleared and all four foundation piles are complete.
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The draw setting is the main difficulty switch. With 3-card draw the deck hands out cards in groups of three, which gives you fewer chances to reach the card you need.
Hints and undos are unlimited, so one bad move never has to sink a deal. Unlocking achievements earns you coins, and you can customize the designs to change how the table looks.
Quick summary
- You pick either 1-card or 3-card draw.
- You turn over face-down cards and stack the tableau in descending order with alternating colors.
- You move cards from the deck and the tableau onto four foundation piles, Ace to King.
- The deal is won when the tableau is empty and every foundation pile is full.
Key features
- Single-player board style play with a deck, a tableau and four foundation piles.
- You can switch between 1-card and 3-card draw.
- Hints and undos have no limit.
- Achievements reward you with coins.
- The designs can be customized.
Tips & tricks
- Turn over face-down cards as early as you can, because each one opens up new moves.
- Start with 1-card draw while you learn, then move to 3-card draw when you want a harder deal.
- Since undo is free, try a risky move and take it back if it blocks the tableau.
- When no move looks right, ask for a hint before you start undoing.
Frequently asked questions
Which draw mode is harder?
3-card draw. The deck deals three cards at a time, so the card you need is harder to reach.
How do I win a deal?
Clear the tableau and complete all four foundation piles from Ace to King.
How do I get coins?
You earn coins by unlocking achievements.
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