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 Fortune Patience Game  Plays: 1483 Category: Puzzles Fortune is a simple card game in which you must build from ace to king on the four foundations. Cards can be moved only onto the next highest rank in the same suit on the tableau or to the foundations. Clicking on the deck will deal another card onto the waste pile. In easy mode this game will almost always come out, but try hard mode for a more difficult challenge. |  iSolitaire GamePlays: 1412 Category: Casino Klondike solitaire. Taking a standard 52-card deck of playing cards (without Jokers) one upturned card is dealt on the left of the playing area, then six down-turned cards (from left to right). On top of the down-turned cards, an upturned card is dealt on the left-most down-turned pile, and down-turned cards on the rest until all piles have an upturned card. | |||
 Mahjong Fever GamePlays: 1398 Category: BoardGame Mahjong Fever is about finding matching tiles and collecting points. The amount of points you need for winning the round is displayed next to the game. Mahjong is one of the most recognised games in the world. Originally from Asia, like Sudoku, and similar to Memory games, the aim of the game is to find matching tiles, remove them from the game and build the biggest pile for yourself. In doing so however, you may only take matching tiles which are free on their left or right sides. The game is played until there are no more free tiles to remove. With Mahjong you must, similar to other logic games, always think a couple of moves ahead, to avoid playing the wrong move. Mahjong is so well known that it is often included in computer operating systems, to be played offline. Almost everyone has played this game or seen it played at parties etc. more commonly today probably on their computer. In Asia it is possible to buy handmade Mahjong sets that run to thousands of Euros! |  Six By Six Patience GamePlays: 1345 Category: Puzzles Six by Six is an unusual and difficult solitaire game. Cards can be moved singly around the tableau onto cards of the next highest rank; sequences can only be moved if they are all of the same suit, and can only be moved onto the next highest card of that suit. Cards are dealt from the stock onto the first tableau pile. | |||
 Le Cadran Patience GamePlays: 1336 Category: Casino Le Cadran is a two-pack patience game in which you must build in suit from ace to king on the eight foundations. Only a single card may be moved at a time, and cards are stacked in the tableau by suit. Cards can be dealt to the waste pile from the stock by clicking on the face down card. |  Phlocks GamePlays: 1320 Category: Puzzles Phlocks - Physical Blocks. The aim is to pile up the required amount of blocks onto the green platforms. The changing strength and direction of the wind makes it difficult but challenging. | |||
 Hover Bot Arena GamePlays: 1316 Category: Shooting Complete all objectives, leaving only a pile of rubble behind. |  GemStack GamePlays: 1256 Category: Puzzles To complete the level you must stack a pile of gems that are worth your target dollars. Every dollar over the target, at the end of the level you get as a bonus added to your score. Pile them on top of each other to reach the height targat at the top. Take as long as you want, but you only have a limited number of gems to use. The number of blocks you have left at the end of the level gets added as a bonus as well. | |||
 Word Out GamePlays: 1222 Category: Word Can you master the wordtris by forming meaningful words with the falling letters? In this game, your goal is to arrange the descending blocks of letters into words with at least 3 letters vertically or horizontally, so that those blocks are destroyed and removed. To control a block, you may use the down, left and right arrow keys on your keyboard. Take notice of the next letter which is hinted on the left, and aim for a higher score by spelling longer words or the word shown in the bonus section. If a bomb appears, you may land it on top of a block to destroy all blocks of the same letter in the game area, for example, when you move the bomb to the top of an A, all of the blocks of A in the game area will be destroyed. When a block of fire lands on top of a block, it will first spread out horizontally until its path is blocked by a wall, a block or an empty space. Then it will destroy all connected blocks on the row below its path. However, if it is landed on an empty pile, it will simply destroy itself. The game ends when a pile reaches the top of the game area and no more words can be formed. Try to form chains and combos and be an expert of Word Out! |  Duchess Tripeaks GamePlays: 1177 Category: BoardGame Duchess Tri-Peaks is a classic solitaire variation by Free-Online-World.com. The object of the game is to move all of the cards from the tableau to the foundation. The foundation may be built up or down regardless of suit. For example, if the Foundation is showing a 5, then a 4 or 6 may be played onto it. When you're unable to make any more moves, turn over the top of the stock and place it face-up on top of the foundation pile, then once again make any moves available on the tableau. There are 20 levels and picturesque graphics that make this game even more addictive. | |||
 Clock Patience GamePlays: 1174 Category: Casino In this card game you have to arrange the cards into thirteen piles, one for each hour of the clock and a central thirteenth "king" pile. The centre pile card is flipped over first, then after moving the face up card to the appropriate destination pile, a new face up card is flipped up from it. |  PILE THE TILE GamePlays: 1062 Category: Strategy In this game player must be replace the tiles in their actual place. Player moves the tiles as per the message displayed in game i.e red, blue, green and yellow respectively. To move the tile in game player must find out ‘ L’ direction in any view. When player moves the tiles from their places it shows circled colored number. Which means that the player must replace the tile in that circle colored number place. | |||
 Mahjong Fever GamePlays: 1033 Category: Puzzles Mahjong is one of the most recognised games in the world. Originally from Asia, like Sudoku, and similar to Money Memo, the aim of the game is to find matching tiles, remove them from the game and build the biggest pile for yourself. In doing so however, you may only take matching tiles which are free on their left or right sides. The game is played until there are no more free tiles to remove. With Mahjong you must, similar to other logic games, always think a couple of moves ahead, to avoid playing the wrong move. Mahjong is so well known that it is often included in computer operating systems, to be played offline. Almost everyone has played this game or seen it played at parties etc. more commonly today probably on their computer. In Asia it is possible to buy handmade Mahjong sets that run to thousands of Euros! |  Solitaire Circus GamePlays: 989 Category: BoardGame Solitaire Circus can be addictive! Known also as "Patience", Solitaire has existed for centuries and continues to enjoy enormous popularity. Particularly suited to strategic thinkers and the patient alike! With Solitaire Circus, you try to amount a predetermined number of points by setting cards down on either the target piles or an intermediate pile of cards. A card is dealt from the main pile of face down cards and laid on your pile. This card must then be moved to either a target pile or an intermediate pile. On the intermediate piles, cards may only be laid down in an ascending order and alternating colour (e.g. red 10, black 9, red 8, black 7 etc.). The target piles must always start with an ace as first card and from then on only cards of the same suit in ascending order may be laid down (e.g. Ace of Hearts, 2 of Hearts etc.). Kings may only be laid down on empty spaces. If you can't lay a card down from your hand (made up of your intermediate piles), another is dealt from the main pile. Once all cards from the main pile are exhausted, the intermediate pile is turned over and used as the main pile. Already played cards may not be moved without a points penalty. If you can't go any further, you always have the possibility of starting a new round, for which there's also a points penalty. Try to always keep a spot free to receive a card. This way, you can always throw away kings and queens and avoid a points penalty. | |||
 Sunshine Smoothies GamePlays: 900 Category: Puzzles Ever had a stint working in a bar? The customers just keep on coming, the orders pile up, you are struggling to remember how to mix those smoothies and you start to run out of ingredients. Thats what Sunshine Smoothies is all about. Enjoy some free brain training and go mix those smoothies! |  Spite and Malice GamePlays: 884 Category: BoardGame This is a kind of competitive patience (solitaire) game for two players. It is also known as Cat and Mouse. Both players try to be the first to get rid of a pile of cards by playing them to centre stacks which are begun with an ace and continue in upward sequence to a Queen. | |||
 Cosmic Solitaire GamePlays: 865 Category: BoardGame These addictive games consists of two various types of patience and has 100 levels for continuous play. The object of the first variation of the patience is to place all cards from the tableau to the foundation. You can move two cards of the same rank. If there is no combination, turn over the top of the stock (it can be turned over only 3 times). The object of the second variation is to move all of the cards from the tableau to the foundation. The foundation may be built up or down regardless of suit. For example, if the Foundation is showing a 5, then a 4 or 6 may be played onto it. When you're unable to make any more moves, turn over the top of the stock and place it face-up on top of the foundation pile, then once again make any moves available on the tableau. |  Pile Up Santa GamePlays: 758 Category: Puzzles Pile the Santa up up to the sky. | |||
 Russian Solitaire GamePlays: 740 Category: Cards Russian Solitaire is played with a deck of 52 standard playing cards. The object of the game is to move all cards to the 4 foundations at the top building up in suit. There are 7 tableau piles in this game. At the start of the game, 1 card is dealt face down on the second tableau pile from the left, 2 cards on the third, 3 cards on the fourth, and so on. 1 card is dealt face up on the first tableau pile, while each of the other tableau pile receives 5 cards facing up. Only K can be moved to an empty tableau pile, and building is down by suit. Group of cards can be moved together regardless of sequence long as the move itself is building down a suit. For example, a 9 of spade followed by a 4 of club can be moved together as a group to a 10 of spade. |  Pyramids of Hanoii GamePlays: 735 Category: Puzzles The game is simple: get all the blocks from the left to the right pyramid. The goal is to accomplish this with the least amount of moves. To move a block, simply click it, drag it to the correct pile while holding the left mouse button, and then release the mouse button to drop the block. There are a few rules, though.. You can only pick up the highest block on a pile. You can only put a block on top of a larger one. And you can only move one at a time. Have fun! | |||
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