Microsoft Solitaire Collection

A full card table waits in Microsoft Solitaire Collection. Klondike sits beside Spider, FreeCell, Pyramid, and TriPeaks, giving one package several well-known ways to work through a deck. Long-running computer card play shapes the whole set, with menu access that makes switching between rule sets quick. Klondike carries the classic layout. Spider uses eight columns on the table. FreeCell adds four holding spaces. Pyramid removes pairs. TriPeaks runs on number order and point scoring.

How to play?

Move cards under the rules of the selected mode. In Klondike, draw one card or three cards, then build the layout with the draw option you picked. Remove all eight stacks in Spider with the lowest move total possible, using one suit, two suits, or four suits. Place cards through the four free cells in FreeCell, stacking the full deck into order. Match values that total 13 in Pyramid, taking those cards off the table. Pull cards in ascending or descending sequence in TriPeaks. Points rise as the playing surface empties.