Clay Solitaire
Arrange handcrafted clay cards in this relaxing, tactile take on classic solitaire.
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About Clay Solitaire
Sort a deck of handcrafted clay cards by alternating colors and building foundation piles from Ace to King.
How to play
- Tap the draw pile to reveal a new card you can play.
- Build columns downward by placing cards on alternating colors of the next highest rank.
- Move Aces to the top foundation slots, followed by cards of the same suit.
- Tap an empty column to place a King and start a new stack.
- Tap a card twice to automatically send it to a valid foundation or column.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap a card to select it, then tap a destination to move it.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click a card to select it, then click a destination to move it.
More about this game
Your goal is to move all 52 cards into four foundation piles, sorted by suit from Ace to King. You build columns downward by alternating colors, revealing hidden cards as you move face-up stacks. You can draw one card at a time from the stock pile to find new moves. The game tracks your total moves, and a run ends when you successfully place every card into the foundations or choose to deal a new deck.
Tips
- Always prioritize revealing face-down cards in the longest columns first. This gives you more options and helps prevent getting stuck as the game progresses.
- You can double-tap any card to instantly move it to a legal foundation or column, saving time when building up your piles.
- Don't hesitate to use the undo button if you make a mistake or get stuck. It remembers up to 250 previous moves, letting you easily backtrack.
FAQ
- How many cards do I draw at a time?
- You draw exactly one card at a time from the stock pile. If you run out, you can recycle the waste pile to go through the deck again.
- What happens if I run out of moves?
- If you cannot find a valid move, you can tap the hint button for a suggestion, use the undo button to reverse your steps, or start a new deal.
- Can I move an entire stack of cards?
- Yes, you can move a full face-up stack together as long as the bottom card of the stack legally fits onto the alternating color of the target card.
