Pyramid Solitaire — Pair Cards That Add Up to 13

Info

Pyramid Solitaire — Card Game — Pair two cards that add up to 13 and clear the pyramid. Kings go alone. Free to play on Google Play, with ads. 9 languages.

About the Game

Pyramid Solitaire deals 28 cards in a pyramid. Remove any two uncovered cards that add up to 13. The rule is simple, but which pair you take first decides whether a deal opens up or gets stuck.

How to Play

• Remove any two uncovered cards that add up to 13. Jacks count 11, Queens 12, and Kings are 13 on their own
• When you see no pair, draw from the stock (the Draw button at the bottom) to find more. You can go through the stock three times
• Clear the whole pyramid to win
• The game tells you when no pair is left and shows your final score

Features

• Points for every card you clear, plus a clear bonus and a time bonus
• Daily Pyramid: the same deal for everyone, with a daily streak
• Undo your moves
• Landscape button for a bigger board, and large, easy-to-read cards
• Top 10 scores for today, this week, this month and all time, plus your best streak
• Plays in 9 languages
• A few new games are free every day; watch an optional ad for more

It is free to play and contains ads.

Gameplay Video

Download

• Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fadongkwon.pyramid↗ (opens in a new tab)

Released Together

These apps came out on Google Play on the same day.

• FDK Puzzle Cafe — 11 puzzles and 3 daily puzzles
• Hoop Shot — A 60-second flick-to-shoot basketball challenge
• Daily Korean Spelling — One Korean spelling question a day
• Spider Solitaire — Build King-to-Ace runs in one suit

Another card game: Solitaire

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