Solitaire, Sudoku and Mahjong you can read
Every card shows its number and suit in big print along its top edge, so you can read a whole column at a glance. Sudoku numbers and Mahjong tiles are printed just as big. Free to play in your web browser, on a computer, tablet or phone.
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Klondike
The classic game of Solitaire. Turn cards over from the deck and build each suit from ace to king.
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FreeCell
Every card is face up from the start, and almost every game can be won with a little care.
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Spider
Two decks and ten columns. Start with one suit, and add more when you want a challenge.
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Yukon
Like Klondike with every card dealt: move any face-up card, with everything on top of it.
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Forty Thieves
Two decks and ten columns, one card at a time, with one trip through the deck. A real challenge.
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Baker's Dozen
Thirteen columns with every card face up and no deck: a quiet puzzle of planning.
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Seahaven Towers
Like FreeCell, but the columns build in suit and only kings start an empty column.
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Eight Off
Eight free cells and every card face up: a roomy, forgiving cousin of FreeCell.
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Sudoku
Fill the grid with the numbers 1 to 9, in big, clear print. Four levels, from gentle to hard.
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Mahjong
Take the tiles away in matching pairs until the table is clear. Every tile has a big number or letter, and every game can be won.
Made to be easy on the eyes
- Large print is on from the start. For even bigger cards, choose Extra large in the Menu.
- Suits that are easy to tell apart: turn on four colours or high contrast in the Menu.
- Nothing to rush you: no timer, no score, no pop-ups and no sound.
- Undo takes back any move, even starting a new game by mistake.
- Play by tapping, with a mouse, or with the keyboard.
- Nothing to install and no account to make.
On a Windows computer
If you would rather open the games from your Start menu or desktop, without the web browser, there is a free app for Windows, in the same big, clear print. It works without the internet and keeps itself up to date.
Support the games
The games are free. If you enjoy them and would like to help keep them that way, you can leave a tip on Ko-fi. It's entirely optional and changes nothing in the games.