If you like one game, try these
The three games most people arrive looking for, with the closest relatives inside their family and a few games from other families at the same pace.
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| Game | How it plays | Family | Decks | Play |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GiantVariant of Miss Milligan · Long · Medium | A reserve-free Miss Milligan in which any card can fill an empty column. | The Parade GroundMiss Milligan & row dealers | 2 | Play → |
| Imperial GuardsVariant of Miss Milligan · Long · Medium | Open Miss Milligan’s empty columns to any card while retaining the waive. | The Parade GroundMiss Milligan & row dealers | 2 | Play → |
| Little MilliganVariant of Miss Milligan · Medium · Hard | A one-deck, seven-column version of Miss Milligan. | The Parade GroundMiss Milligan & row dealers | 1 | Play → |
| MillieVariant of Miss Milligan · Long · Hard | Play Miss Milligan’s row-dealing game without the waive reserve. | The Parade GroundMiss Milligan & row dealers | 2 | Play → |
| Milligan CellVariant of Miss Milligan · Long · Medium | Four free cells add temporary storage to Miss Milligan’s eight columns. | The Parade GroundMiss Milligan & row dealers | 2 | Play → |
| Milligan HarpVariant of Miss Milligan · Long · Hard | A staircase of hidden cards starts Miss Milligan’s eight columns. | The Parade GroundMiss Milligan & row dealers | 2 | Play → |
| Milligan YukonVariant of Milligan Harp · Long · Hard | Move any face-up group from a Harp-style staircase, regardless of its internal order. | The Parade GroundMiss Milligan & row dealers | 2 | Play → |
| Miss MilliganLong · Hard | Double-deck patience with a weave reserve. | The Parade GroundMiss Milligan & row dealers | 2 | Play → |
Or browse the families on the map, or look a name up in the A–Z index.
If you like FreeCell
FreeCell & open packers · The Observatory
- Penguin — FreeCell-style play with seven flipper cells.
- Seahaven Towers — FreeCell cousin: ten columns, same-suit builds, two cells.
- Baker’s Dozen — Thirteen columns with kings sunk to bottom.
- Beleaguered Castle (different family) — Eight columns flanking four aces.
- Bristol (different family) — Eight fans, three reserves, one stock deal.
- Calculation (different family) — Race four foundations built by fixed increments.
If you like Spider
Spider & Scorpion · The Web
- Beetle — Two-deck Spider cousin with ten columns.
- Mrs. Mop — Two-deck open Spider, all face-up.
- Relaxed Spider — Spider with relaxed redeal rule.
- Babette (different family) — Two-deck blockade with ascending and descending suit foundations.
- Big Ben (different family) — Clock-face foundations building by suit.
- Miss Milligan (different family) — Double-deck patience with a weave reserve.
If you like Klondike
Klondike family · Downtown
- Agnes — Klondike-family with reserve deals and a variable base.
- Easthaven — Klondike that deals rows from the stock.
- Gargantua — Two-deck Klondike: 9 columns, 8 foundations.
- Gaps (different family) — Fill four rows of gaps to build 2–K suit runs. No aces, three passes.
- Seahaven Towers (different family) — FreeCell cousin: ten columns, same-suit builds, two cells.
- Beleaguered Castle (different family) — Eight columns flanking four aces.
How the families work
A family shares what you build, how cards arrive and what winning looks like. The families page explains each one and the rules guide puts them side by side.
Looking for a name?
The A–Z index lists every game and its alternate names, such as Demon, Forty Thieves, Montana and Terrace, so a game you know by another name is one search away.
Want to compare them?
The comparison table shows the shape of every deal — decks, columns, foundations, stock — read straight from the game engines.
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