Free Card Games
Solitaire and patience games dealt from a real shuffled deck.
All 3 card games
Klondike Solitaire
Klondike Solitaire is the patience game most people simply call Solitaire: seven tableau columns, four foundations, and a stock you turn a card at a time. It is played with one shuffled 52-card deck and the goal is to build all four suits from Ace up to King.
Spider Solitaire
Spider Solitaire is the two-deck patience game played across ten columns. Instead of building four foundations you assemble complete King-to-Ace runs in a single suit, and each finished run is lifted off the table. Clear all eight and you have won.
FreeCell
FreeCell is the patience game where nothing is hidden. All 52 cards are dealt face up across eight columns, and four free cells give you somewhere to park a card while you rearrange the board. Because you can see everything, luck plays almost no part — a deal you lose is a deal you misplayed.
What counts as a card game?
Solitaire and patience games dealt from a real shuffled deck.
There are 3 in this category right now: Klondike Solitaire, Spider Solitaire and FreeCell. All of them are free, run in the browser and work on mobile as well as desktop.
Do these need a download?
No. Every card game on this page is written in HTML5 and JavaScript and runs inside the browser tab. There is no installer, no plugin, no browser extension and no account — which is also why they work on managed school and office laptops. See our unblocked games page for more on that.
Free card games — FAQ
Are these card games really free?
Yes. All 3 are free to play with no account, no trial and nothing to buy. The site is funded by advertising.
Do the card games work on mobile?
Yes. Every game is built touch-first, with swipe controls or on-screen buttons where the game needs them, and the layout scales to a phone screen.
Is my progress or high score saved?
Where a game has a score or progress worth keeping, it is saved in your own browser's local storage on that device. Nothing is uploaded and no account is involved.
Who made these games?
All of them were written from scratch for TechPixelly. Nothing here is licensed in from a third-party game feed.