Clock Solitaire
Reveal rank-directed cards around a thirteen-position clock.
Runs in your browser — nothing is uploadedPreparing a local deck…
Progress stays in this browser.
Tap or click cards; Tab and Enter also work. Left/right arrows move between enabled cards, and Escape clears selection. Wide Solitaire boards scroll inside the play area. Full screen has a visible exit.
How to use Clock Solitaire
- Read the exact variant below; your game begins with a shuffled local deck.
- Use enabled cards and turn actions. Keyboard arrows move between available cards; Escape cancels selections.
- Review each trick or score, continue the next hand, or return to this route to restore progress.
Questions
Which Clock Solitaire rules are used?
Thirteen piles of four hidden cards; start at the center. Each revealed card goes face-up to its rank position: Ace at one through Queen at twelve, King at center. Reveal the next hidden card there. You win if all 52 are revealed before the fourth King stops the deal. There are no strategic card choices.
How strong is the computer?
There is no opponent. Hints identify legal moves without promising a solvable deal.
Is my card game uploaded?
No. Cards, bids, moves and saved history stay in this browser. No game account, server session or online opponent is used. Analytics may record the public game mode; it never receives your hand, selections or history.
How does saved progress work?
This route restores its own validated saved deal and recent undo history when browser storage is available. New deal and restart ask before replacing progress. Normal card games never automatically open from the homepage. Clear site data to remove local saves.
Are Solitaire deals guaranteed solvable?
No. These are securely shuffled deals, not a curated collection. A legal hint can still lead to a blocked position. Clock is rank-directed luck; Undo and restart are available.