Solitaire Games

Ten one-player card and tile puzzles, dealt fresh from a seeded shuffle so a given day has the same deal for everyone. Build columns, pair up cards, climb rank by rank or clear a kiln of tiles. Most have undo, a hint and a clock-based win bonus. Pick a table and settle in; there is no opponent, only the layout.

12 solitaire & patience games, oldest first

Kiln Tiles 1986 144 glazed tiles in a stepped kiln: match free twins, and every deal can be cleared.
Frontier Stack 1987 Seven trails of cards, no stock, and nothing to draw. Lift any face-up card and everything resting on it, set it down on the next card up, and turn over every hidden card on the way to four full suits. The daily deal builds down in alternating colours; the weekly deal is the hard trail, building down on the same suit. Every ranked deal can be cleared.
Cabin Solitaire 1989 Klondike on a cabin table: seven columns, a deck to turn, and an optional draw-three for a bigger score.
Ridgeline Patience 1989 Three-peak patience with a streak meter: play up or down from the waste and avoid the stock.
Summit Run 1989 A staircase of three peaks, twenty-eight cards and a stock to turn from. Play any open card one rank above or below the waste, keep your run going, and take the top card of each peak for a summit bonus. Every daily and weekly deal can be cleared. The daily keeps Ace and King apart; the weekly lets them touch.
Pocket Cells 1996 A FreeCell-style deal with four pocket cells, eight columns and a clock that pays for speed.
Loomwork 1998 Two decks, ten columns and eight threads to weave: Spider patience with one suit on daily deals.
Ashlar Pairs 1999 A stone pyramid of 28 cards, a stock you turn one card at a time, and only a few recycles.
Lamplight Patience 1999 Seven-column patience under a lamp: one deal a day, with draw one daily and draw three weekly.
Obelisk Pairs 1999 Pyramid patience: pair free cards that add to 13 and clear seven rows before the deck runs dry.
Threadrun 2000 A Spider-style weave: eight columns, one thread then two then four suits, and every move costs a point.
Divot Deck 2009 Nine boards of golf-style patience: play a card one rank up or down from the waste card and chain a streak.