Aunt Mary Solitaire

This engaging solitaire game closely resembles Yukon Solitaire, but it introduces some subtle variations that may necessitate an adjusted approach. At the start of each game, six tableau piles are dealt, with the first pile containing six face-up cards, the second with five face-up cards, and so forth, until the sixth pile has just one face-up card. The remaining cards form the stock pile. Your goal is to transfer all cards to four foundation piles, building up from Ace to King within each suit. The tableau building rules specify that cards are stacked in descending order and must alternate in color. You can move single cards or sequences of face-up cards between tableau piles, placing them on top of other piles that follow the descending and alternating color rule. If a tableau pile becomes empty, only a King can be moved into that space. Additionally, you can draw one card from the stock and place it onto a tableau pile, provided it adheres to the tableau rules. Cards from the stock or tableau can also be moved to the foundation piles if they meet the necessary criteria. Once the stock cards are exhausted, no further redeals are permitted; they remain face-up and inaccessible beyond that point. Success in the game depends on careful planning and a bit of luck, allowing you to move all possible cards to the foundation piles. Achieving a higher score correlates with the number of cards successfully placed onto the foundations. This variation of Yukon offers a challenging and strategic experience for solitaire enthusiasts.

Categories and tags of the game : Cards