Solitaire Soviet

In "Solitaire Soviet", you'll experience real card nostalgia from the last century. It is a solitaire game with special rules that were invented before the advent of computer solitaire and the popular Spider Solitaire. The card layout changes from level to level — sometimes it's a simple grid, sometimes a complex figure. There are 50 different difficulty levels available, each with its own card layout. The rules are simple but require attention. You need to remove pairs of cards of the same rank from the field — twos with twos, jacks with jacks. The deck helps when there are no suitable pairs on the field. Jokers appear randomly and match any card, which makes the game more interesting.

How to play?

Click on a pair of cards of the same rank—they will disappear from the field. Look for aces, kings, queens, and other matches among the cards on the field. When there are no suitable pairs on the field, click on the deck in the corner — two new cards will appear. You can shuffle the deck up to three times per game, so don't rush to use it up. Carefully study each layout — sometimes cards are stacked on top of each other and can only be revealed after the top cards are removed. The Joker can be paired with any card, so use it wisely. In the card solitaire game "Solitaire Soviet," the winner is the player who clears the playing field completely of all cards.