Colorado
Twenty waste piles feeding eight foundations that climb from the Aces and descend from the Kings.
- 2 decks
- 15 min
- Easy
Category
Relaxing Games
Low-pressure games with little to no time pressure, good for unwinding.
10 games in this category.
Diplomat
Eight short rows of four, built down with suit ignored, and any card may take a space that opens up.
- 2 decks
- 16 min
- Easy
Grandfather's Clock
A gentler clock-themed patience game where foundations are arranged in a clock face and built up by rank.
- One deck
- 8 min
- Easy
Klondike
The best-known solitaire game: build tableau columns down in alternating colors and move cards up to four suit foundations.
- One deck
- 10 min
- Beginner
Pas Seul
Just six piles built down in alternating colours, with any card free to take a space that opens.
- One deck
- 9 min
- Easy
Puss in the Corner
Four Aces in the middle, four waste piles in the corners, and foundations that build up by colour rather than suit.
- One deck
- 8 min
- Easy
Spider (One Suit)
The easiest Spider variant, played with a single suit repeated across both decks.
- 2 decks
- One suit
- 12 min
- Easy
Sudden Death
Two stripped decks of high cards only, with foundations climbing from Nine to Ace and back down again.
- 2 decks
- 12 min
- Easy
Thumb and Pouch
A more forgiving Klondike where cards build down onto any suit except their own, and any card can fill a space.
- One deck
- 11 min
- Easy
Whitehead
A Klondike variant dealt entirely face-up, where tableau sequences build by same color instead of alternating color.
- One deck
- 10 min
- Beginner
Frequently asked questions
- What is relaxing games?
- Low-pressure games with little to no time pressure, good for unwinding.
Games in Relaxing Games
- Colorado
Twenty waste piles feeding eight foundations that climb from the Aces and descend from the Kings.
- Diplomat
Eight short rows of four, built down with suit ignored, and any card may take a space that opens up.
- Grandfather's Clock
A gentler clock-themed patience game where foundations are arranged in a clock face and built up by rank.
- Klondike
The best-known solitaire game: build tableau columns down in alternating colors and move cards up to four suit foundations.
- Pas Seul
Just six piles built down in alternating colours, with any card free to take a space that opens.
- Puss in the Corner
Four Aces in the middle, four waste piles in the corners, and foundations that build up by colour rather than suit.
- Spider (One Suit)
The easiest Spider variant, played with a single suit repeated across both decks.
- Sudden Death
Two stripped decks of high cards only, with foundations climbing from Nine to Ace and back down again.