Celebrating over three decades of sheer fun, Microsoft Solitaire Collection invites gamers of all ages to partake in one of history's most adored card games. Redefining the boundary of a classic, Microsoft Solitaire Collection revitalizes traditional Solitaire with five of your favorite variations all within one app. The collection includes Klondike Solitaire, Spider Solitaire, FreeCell Solitaire, TriPeaks Solitaire and Pyramid Solitaire, each bringing forward a refreshing challenge to test your card play prowess.
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Get a kick out of Klondike Solitaire where you clear the table using one or three-card draw, with an option for Traditional or Vegas Scoring. Dive into the complexity of Spider Solitaire where you aim to clear columns with the minimum moves possible, flexing your strategic mind as you juggle multiple suits. The FreeCell Solitaire variation is perfect for players who plan ahead, rewarding proactive gameplay. If you crave creativity, TriPeaks Solitaire's unique spin on sequence and point-based gameplay allows a soothing yet brain-racking experience. Pyramid Solitaire, the newest take on the classic, requires you to combine cards to remove them from the board.
Test your card skills with features like Collections, Daily Challenges, Events, and Rewards. Unlock 75 Achievements and scale your Gamerscore.
Dress up the game to match your mood with numerous themes available like Classic, Aquarium, Beach, Dark Mode or even Retro, replicating the 1990s version.
To further smoothen your experience, signing in with a Microsoft Account helps you save your stats, earn achievements, and connect across multiple devices.
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All veterans and newcomers to Solitaire games, this app is a must-try! It combines the nostalgia for traditional Solitaire lovers with a modern twist for the new-age audience.
Keeping your brain active while providing a relaxing experience, Microsoft Solitaire Collection always keeps your interest piqued. With so many methods to play and countless achievements to unlock, the fun never seems to end.