Tripeaks Solitaire
TriPeaks Solitaire is an online version of the classic game that features luxurious, red-and-gold rosette cards arranged on a red tabletop in the traditional layout of three mountain peaks with 18 face-down cards, 10 face-up cards and a draw pile beneath the peaks. The player's only goal is to successfully remove all cards from the mountains using the high-low, next-card rule.
What is the rule? The player must look to the face-up card to the right of the draw pile and then select the next card, high or low, in the non-suit sequence for a standard deck of playing cards from the row of face-up cards at the base of the mountains. The standard sequences are ascending (A, 2, 3, 4, 5...) and descending (K, Q, J, 10, 9...). If the face-up card is a 10 of diamonds, for example, the player must find a 9 or J of any suit on the row. If they can't find the matching card, then they flip over cards from the draw pile until one of the cards fits the high-low, next-card rule with a match on the row.
When the player wins the game, they receive a final score and time. They can use this information to attempt to beat one or both numbers during future games.
How to play:
Select cards on the row based on the high-low, next-card rule. Continue the process to reveal and remove all cards from the row and peaks on the tabletop. Use draw pile cards, as needed.
Controls:
Mouse: To select the next high-low card, click it. To flip cards from the draw pile, click the Right Arrow button next to the pile.
Mobile: To select the next card, tap it. To use the draw pile, tap the Right Arrow button.
About the Creator:
Tripeaks Solitaire is created by BubbleShooter.net. They have also created the following games: Impostor , Justfall.lol , Uno Online , Shape Matcher , King Defense , Sandy Balls , Jelly Splash Crush , Angry heroes , Golf Solitaire , Garden Match Saga
Tripeaks Solitaire Walkthrough:
Tripeaks Solitaire Online
You can play Tripeaks Solitaire online, you can play the game direct in your browser. No download is necessary.
