Klondike Solitaire Win XP

About Klondike Solitaire Win XP

Klondike Solitaire Win XP is a classical solitaire game in the tradition of old Windows staples like Minesweeper, Spider, and Free Cell. The playing board shows seven columns of vertically stacked cards arranged against a solid green or blue background, giving it that familiar desktop feel. Two classic draw modes, detailed scoring options, and an unusually wide range of visual customization set it apart from bare-bones card games.

How to Play Klondike Solitaire Win XP: Move All Cards into the House

The goal is to move every card into the four house stacks. Here is how each area of the board works:

Table Stacks

• Seven table stacks sit along the bottom of the board.
• A card can be placed on top of a stack only if it is one value lower and belongs to a suit of a different color than the card beneath it.
• If a table stack is completely empty, only a King of any suit may be placed there.
• Multiple open cards can be moved together in a single turn, provided the bottom card of the group also follows the lower-value, different-color rule.

House Stacks

• The four house stacks sit in the upper right corner.
• An empty house stack accepts only an Ace of any suit to start it.
• Only one card at a time may be moved into a house stack.

Stock

• The stock deck sits in the upper left corner.
• Clicking the stock reveals its top cards for play.
• The stock can be cycled through as many times as needed.
• Cards drawn from the stock may be moved to either the house stacks or the table stacks.

Key Features

Classic Game Modes

• Draw one card
• Draw three cards

Classic Scoring

• Timed game
• Scores
• Vegas

Game Customization

• 10+ types of card deck
• 10+ types of game table
• 10+ window styles
• 40+ types of card back

• Game statistics tracking
• Automatic sorting when all cards are opened

Games You Might Like

If classic card games are your thing, the Cards games category on Playgama has a wide selection to explore. For a clean, no-frills take on the same rules, The Real Klondike delivers the familiar layout and time-tested format without any extras. Fans who want a bigger challenge can try Double Klondike Solitaire, which uses two full decks and also offers draw-one or draw-three modes. For variety in a single package, Solitaire: Spider and Klondike combines both popular variants, including Spider's three suit-count modes alongside standard Klondike play.

Browse the broader Puzzle games collection for more brain-training card and logic titles, or head to Classic games for other timeless favorites in the same spirit.