All Card Games: The Card Lounge Game Directory

Card Lounge has 10 card games in 13 modes, all free to play in your browser with no account. Each game has its own play page, and every game can also be played on the home page board. Choose a game below, or read Compare the games if you are not sure where to start.

Solitaire classics

• Klondike — Draw one card at a time from the stock and build down in alternating colours until all 52 cards reach the foundations.
• Klondike Draw 3 — The same layout as Klondike, but each draw turns three cards and only the top card of the waste can be played.
• FreeCell — All 52 cards are dealt face up into eight columns, with four free cells to help you untangle them.
• Yukon — There is no stock, and any face-up card can be moved together with every card on top of it, even if they are out of order.

Spider solitaire

• Spider one suit — Eight sets of spades across ten columns, the gentlest way to learn how Spider runs are built from King down to Ace.
• Spider two suits — Spades and hearts are mixed, so you need to keep runs in one suit before they can be moved as a group.
• Spider four suits — Two full decks in all four suits, where completing eight same-suit runs calls for real patience.

Pairs and peaks

• Pyramid — Clear a pyramid of 28 face-up cards by removing pairs that add up to 13, with each King removed on its own.
• TriPeaks — Play peak cards one rank above or below the waste card to build chains, with King and Ace counting as neighbours.
• Golf — Clear seven columns of five cards by playing one rank up or down onto the waste, with no wrap between King and Ace.
• Memory Pairs — Turn two cards at a time to find all 12 pairs of the same rank and colour in a grid of 24 cards.

Quick rounds

• Blackjack — Play hands against the dealer from a six-deck shoe using 1,000 play chips that have no value and cannot be bought.
• Higher or Lower — Guess whether the next card will be higher or lower, and win the round with a streak of 10 correct guesses.

The same controls at every table

Every solitaire uses the same controls: tap or click a card and then its destination, or drag and drop it, and double-click or double-tap to send a card to a foundation. New deal, Undo, Hint and Auto move work the same way in each game, and Draw appears wherever there is a stock. The keyboard shortcuts are listed in How to play.

Progress and statistics

A round in progress is saved automatically in your browser, so you can leave and come back to it later. Each mode keeps its own statistics: rounds played, rounds won, best time and fewest moves. Nothing is bought, sold or won here; Card Lounge is purely for fun.

Where to go next

• New to these games? Start with How to play.
• Wondering which mode suits your mood? See Compare the games.
• Want to improve? Read the strategy guide and the Card Lounge blog.
• Stuck on a term? Check the glossary.