Daily Solitaire (Arkadium)
Rate itA hand-built Klondike deal each day that can always be won, harder as the week goes on.
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Daily Solitaire is Arkadium's daily Klondike challenge. Instead of a random shuffle, each day has a hand-built deal that can always be won, with the same layout every time you retry it. Mondays are the easiest and Sundays the hardest, the month's decks add up to a monthly score, and there is a leaderboard.
About Daily Solitaire (Arkadium)
Daily Solitaire plays by the usual Klondike rules: build down the seven tableau columns in alternating colours, turn cards from the stock, and move every card to the four foundations from ace to king. What changes is the deal. Arkadium builds each day's layout by hand so that it can always be won, and every attempt at that day's challenge starts from the same cards, so you can keep trying until you crack it.
The game opens on a Select Deck strip with one deck for each day of the month. Difficulty follows the day of the week, from one star on Monday to four on Sunday, and each deck is worth more points the harder it is, with a small bonus for playing the day's own deck. Earlier days of the month stay open, so a missed deal can be played later, and solving them all fills a monthly progress bar toward a bonus. The game saves a deal in progress, and a leaderboard sits beside it.
It runs free in the browser on Arkadium's site, on a desktop and on a phone, with no sign-up needed. Banner ads show under the game; Arkadium sells an ad-free Plus subscription. It suits solitaire players who want a deal with a known answer instead of a random shuffle that may be impossible.
How to play Daily Solitaire (Arkadium)
- Open Daily Solitaire on Arkadium and pick today's deck from the Select Deck strip.
- Move cards between the seven columns, building down in alternating colours.
- Turn cards from the stock when you run out of moves, and move aces and the cards that follow them to the foundations.
- Finish when all four suits are built from ace to king; if you get stuck, restart the same deal and try another line.
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Tips
- Since the deal is always winnable, a stuck game means a wrong choice earlier: restart and try moving a different card first.
- Uncover face-down cards in the longest columns early.
- Do not empty a column unless you have a king ready to put in it.
- Missed a day? Earlier decks of the month stay open, and finishing all of them earns the monthly bonus.
Questions
Is every Daily Solitaire deal winnable?
Yes. Arkadium says the decks are hand-crafted to always be winnable.
Does Daily Solitaire get harder during the week?
Yes. Monday's deal is the easiest, with one star, and Sunday's the hardest, with four.
Can I retry the day's deal?
Yes. Every attempt at a day's challenge uses the same card layout.
Can I play earlier days?
Yes. The deck strip keeps the earlier days of the month open to play.
Is Daily Solitaire free?
Yes, it is free on Arkadium's site with banner ads, and no account is needed. Arkadium's paid Plus subscription removes the ads.
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