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Ninety-six patience games, organized by how they feel to play. Downtown is the classics. The Web is sticky. The Bazaar is short and quick. Wander.

Downtown· 19
Old Town· 5
The Heights· 7
Pyramid Park· 8
The Web· 10
The Bazaar· 11
Grand Plaza· 32
Clocktower· 3
The Greenway· 13
Downtown19 games · ◆Old Town5 games · ✦The Heights7 games · ◈Pyramid Park8 games · ▲The Web10 games · ✱The Bazaar11 games · ◇Grand Plaza32 games · ❖Clocktower3 games · ◷The Greenway13 games · ⏵NSSolitaire.City · Districts96 games · 9 districts
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Downtown

The classics that built the city. Start here.
19 games · jump in →
Klondikeplay →
The patience everyone knows. Draw 1 or 3.
FreeCellplay →
All cards visible. Use the four cells.
Yukonplay →
Move face-up stacks regardless of order.
Tournamentplay →
Reserve slots, paired ace-up and king-down foundations.
Easthavenplay →
Klondike that deals rows from the stock.
Westcliffplay →
Ten short columns with stock and waste.
Agnesplay →
Klondike-family with reserve deals and a variable base.
Penguinplay →
FreeCell-style play with seven flipper cells.
Australian Patienceplay →
Klondike relative built in-suit down.
Beleaguered Castleplay →
Eight columns flanking four aces.
Whiteheadplay →
All face-up Klondike, same-colour building.
Somersetplay →
All-cards-dealt ten-column builder, no stock.
Thumb and Pouchplay →
Klondike tableau on any different suit.
Kuiperplay →
Triangular eight-column Klondike variant.
Nine Acrossplay →
Nine-column Klondike with picked base rank.
Eagle’s Wingplay →
Reserve-builder with trunk refills.
Baker’s Dozenplay →
Thirteen columns with kings sunk to bottom.
Six by Sixplay →
Six columns, in-suit sequences, stock deals to column one.
Seahaven Towersplay →
FreeCell cousin: ten columns, same-suit builds, two cells.
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The Heights

Canfield district — perched, tightly built.
7 games · jump in →
Canfieldplay →
Compact reserve patience with wrap-around foundations.
Chameleonplay →
Canfield variant: 3 columns, any-suit, no redeals.
Rainbowplay →
Draw one, any-suit tableau, no redeals.
Selective Canfieldplay →
You choose the foundation base rank.
Superior Canfieldplay →
Visible reserve, unlimited redeals.
Thirteen Upplay →
Canfield with 2s as base, same-suit building.
Variegated Demonplay →
Double-deck Canfield, eight foundations.
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Pyramid Park

Triangles and peaks. Pair to thirteen.
8 games · jump in →
Pyramidplay →
Pair cards summing to 13 to remove them.
Relaxed Pyramidplay →
Clear only the pyramid; stock may remain.
Tut’s Tombplay →
Pyramid with a three-card stock draw cadence.
Apophisplay →
Pyramid with three waste piles.
Gizaplay →
Eight open reserve columns, no stock phase.
Triangleplay →
Inverted-pyramid layout variant.
Tri Peaksplay →
Clear three linked peaks of cards.
Black Holeplay →
Build a single foundation around the Ace of Spades.
✱

The Web

Spider, Scorpion, the sticky tableau crowd.
10 games · jump in →
Spiderplay →
Build same-suit sequences to clear the board.
Relaxed Spiderplay →
Spider with relaxed redeal rule.
Spideretteplay →
One-deck Spider with 7-column layout.
Will O’ the Wispplay →
Spiderette-style with a 3×7 opening deal.
Simple Simonplay →
Open-information Spider with no stock.
Mrs. Mopplay →
Two-deck open Spider, all face-up.
Beetleplay →
Two-deck Spider cousin with ten columns.
Scorpionplay →
Move any face-up stack to build suit runs.
Waspplay →
Scorpion where empty columns accept anything.
Three Blind Miceplay →
Ten-column Scorpion with a two-card reserve.
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The Bazaar

Pair, swap, remove. Quick rounds, open-air.
11 games · jump in →
Additionplay →
Match pairs that total a target.
Baronessplay →
Discard pairs summing to 13.
Good Thirteenplay →
Pairs summing to 13 or lone Kings.
Eight Cardsplay →
Pairs summing to 11 in a 2×4 grid.
Elevensplay →
Remove pairs summing to 11 and J-Q-K trios.
Gay Gordonsplay →
Pairs summing to 11 plus Jack-Jack, King-Queen.
Decadeplay →
Remove runs summing to 10, 20, or 30.
Nestorplay →
Pair cards of the same rank from eight columns.
Nestor Verticalplay →
Nestor with seven columns and reserve.
Nestor Doubletsplay →
Twelve short columns, four-card reserve.
Fourteen Outplay →
Discard pairs summing to 14 from twelve columns.
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Grand Plaza

Two-deck epics. For long evenings.
32 games · jump in →
Crescentplay →
Two-deck fan layout with shifting stacks.
Miss Milliganplay →
Double-deck patience with a weave reserve.
Windmillplay →
Center and corner foundations, windmill layout.
Zodiacplay →
Twelve columns chasing four foundations.
American Toadplay →
Two-deck patience with a 20-card reserve.
Backboneplay →
Two-deck gated by a forked reserve.
Aces and Kingsplay →
Pairing aces with kings.
Virginia Reelplay →
24 foundations in +3 intervals, strict refills.
Royal Paradeplay →
Virginia Reel precursor; row gaps fill later.
Leoni’s Ownplay →
Nineteenth-century two-deck weaver.
Weaversplay →
Leoni weaver with a 12-pile loom.
Emperorplay →
Two-deck Forty Thieves relative with waste play.
Napoleon at St Helenaplay →
Ten tableau columns, two decks.
Diplomatplay →
Two-deck patience with eight tableau piles.
Congressplay →
Two-deck across eight columns, single stock pass.
Parliamentplay →
Easier Congress with aces pre-placed.
Queen of Italyplay →
Fan layout built on eight foundations.
Lady of the Manorplay →
Two-deck; foundations regardless of suit.
Czarinaplay →
Two-deck reserve patience with open builds.
Archwayplay →
Open patience with arch reserve and dual foundations.
Casketplay →
Two-deck with a hidden jewel reserve.
Gargantuaplay →
Two-deck Klondike: 9 columns, 8 foundations.
Big Benplay →
Clock-face foundations building by suit.
British Squareplay →
Two-deck 4×4 with reversible foundations.
Braidplay →
Herringbone layout feeding eight foundations.
Sultanplay →
Eight foundations surround the Sultan King; build each up to a Queen.
Tableau Solitaireplay →
Two-deck builder with eight in-suit foundations and same-suit sequences.
The Plotplay →
Two-deck patience with phased foundations, reserve, and a stock.
Salic Lawplay →
Queens removed; eight King columns and eight A-to-J foundations built regardless of suit, no stock.
Intrigueplay →
Eight Queen columns; eight Five-piles built down to the King and eight Six-piles built up to the Jack, regardless of suit.
Laggard Ladyplay →
Harder Intrigue: a Five or Six can only start a foundation while Queens showing exceed foundations started, so the deal buries more low cards.
Glencoeplay →
Suit-locked Intrigue: a Five or Six can only open a pile over a Queen of its own suit, then the body builds regardless of suit.
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The Greenway

Open-air builders. Walk it up, walk it down.
13 games · jump in →
Golfplay →
Play cards one above or below the waste top.
Carpetplay →
Twenty open holes feeding four foundations.
Coloradoplay →
Two decks, 20 waste piles, build up and down.
Sir Tommyplay →
Deal one at a time to four waste piles.
Lady Bettyplay →
Six waste piles, building by suit with wraparound.
Coloursplay →
Six waste piles, building by colour with wraparound.
Calculationplay →
Race four foundations built by fixed increments.
Wildflowerplay →
Tableau builds across alternating colours.
Kings Cornersplay →
Kings in corners; fill with sequences.
Birthdayplay →
Deal the deck four times chasing all aces.
Bristolplay →
Eight fans, three reserves, one stock deal.
Grampusplay →
Forty-card layout with restricted moves.
Gapsplay →
Fill four rows of gaps to build 2–K suit runs. No aces, three passes.