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Solitaire is a single-player card game, most commonly referring to Klondike Solitaire. The goal is to move all 52 cards to four foundation piles, arranged by suit from Ace to King. You build descending sequences in alternating colors on the tableau, draw cards from the stock when needed, and turn over face-down cards as they become available. Exact rules and draw options can vary between versions.
Many Solitaire apps are free to download and let you play basic games without paying, but the details depend on the specific app. Some include advertisements, optional purchases, subscriptions, or paid features such as extra themes and hints. Check the app listing and its in-app purchase information before downloading, and review the settings to see whether ads or purchases can be limited.
Many versions of Solitaire allow you to play standard games without an internet connection, which makes the game convenient for travel or brief breaks. However, online access may be required for features such as daily challenges, leaderboards, cloud saves, advertisements, or multiplayer modes. Offline availability can differ by app, so check its description and try a regular game before relying on it without internet.
Solitaire apps may offer several variations, including Klondike, Spider, FreeCell, or TriPeaks, as well as options such as drawing one or three cards. Some also include timed rounds, daily challenges, hints, undo controls, and adjustable difficulty. The selection is not the same in every app, so check which modes are included and whether any require payment before choosing a version.
A basic Solitaire game generally does not need access to features such as your camera, microphone, or contacts to deal cards and track a local game. Some apps may request internet access for ads, analytics, challenges, or cloud synchronization, and their data practices vary. Before installing, review the permissions and privacy information on the app store listing, and avoid granting access that does not seem necessary.