Card Games
Russian Solitaire
A challenging Yukon-style patience game in a snowy winter birch forest.
About Russian Solitaire
Build every suit from Ace to King in Russian Solitaire, the demanding cousin of Yukon. Move whole groups of face-up cards, plan in suit and enjoy elegant Russian-themed scenes from snowy birch forests to imperial halls.
How to play
Russian Solitaire uses one deck dealt into seven columns. The first column holds a single face-up card; each other column has face-down cards at the bottom and several face-up cards on top. There is no stock — every card is on the table from the start. Your goal is to move all 52 cards to the four foundations, building each suit up from Ace to King.
In the columns you build down in the same suit only: a 6 of hearts can go on the 7 of hearts, but not on the 7 of diamonds. You can pick up any face-up card together with every card on top of it, even if those cards are not in order. When a face-down card is exposed it turns over automatically.
Only a King, or a group starting with a King, can fill an empty column, so free columns carefully.
Drag cards where you want them, or tap a card to send it to a matching foundation or column. Undo is always available. Once every card is face up and in order, the game finishes the foundations for you automatically. Pick from three Russian-themed scenes in the settings.
