Solitaire Seasons

🎮 How to Play

Learn how to play Solitaire Seasons, a captivating twist on classic card games. Your goal is to clear the board by moving all cards to the four foundation piles, which are built up in suit from Ace to King. Strategically move cards between the seven tableau columns, building them down in alternating colors. Uncover face-down cards to progress. Use the Joker card as a powerful wildcard to substitute for any card and overcome tricky situations, mastering each seasonal puzzle.

🕹️ Controls

• Mouse (Desktop/Laptop): Click and drag to move cards. Click the stock pile to draw new cards.
• Touchscreen (Mobile/Tablet): Tap and drag cards to move them. Tap the stock pile to draw.
• Keyboard Shortcuts: Use 'Undo' (Ctrl+Z or Cmd+Z) to reverse your last move. Use 'Hint' (H) if you get stuck.
• Game Menu: Access settings, restart the level, or view objectives via the on-screen menu buttons.

🎯 Objectives

The primary objective in Solitaire Seasons is to complete all 40 levels, each representing a unique seasonal challenge. Your short-term goal is to clear the tableau by successfully building the foundation piles up from Ace to King in each suit. The long-term target is to master the strategic use of your limited Joker cards to conquer increasingly complex puzzles. Victory is achieved through careful planning and smart moves to advance through the beautiful, ever-changing landscapes.

💡 Pro Tips

• 🎪 Plan several moves ahead. Examine the entire tableau before making a move to uncover more options and avoid dead ends.
• ⚡ Conserve your Jokers! These wildcards are precious; save them for unlocking truly stuck situations in later, more difficult levels.
• 💰 Focus on revealing face-down cards. Freeing up hidden cards gives you more moves and is often more important than building the foundations immediately.
• 🏆 Sequence your foundation builds. Try to build foundations evenly; completing one pile entirely too early can limit your movement options later.
• 🎯 Don’t rush the draw pile. Exhaust all possible moves on the tableau before drawing new cards to maximize your efficiency and score.