Yorimichi GamesCard Games
Card games you can play against the computer, and solitaire games to solve on your own.
Classic card games with a standard 52-card deck. Where house rules differ, you can choose the rules in the settings before you start.
Card Games (41)
CanastaClassic four-player partnership Canasta with two decks and single draws
Card Fortune (Clock Patience)Follow a traditional clock-shaped card layout with classic and practice rules
EuchreCall trump and take three of five tricks in a 24-card partnership game against three computers
Four Leaf Clovers SolitairePlay a same-suit 15-sum solitaire or the separate thirteen-pile foundation game
Poker SquaresPlace 25 cards on a 5x5 grid and score ten poker hands with American or English scoring
Scorpion SolitaireBuild four suit columns using flexible face-up card groups
Spite and MaliceBuild shared ascending stacks and empty your pay-off pile before your opponent
Usunoro (Four-of-a-kind Grab)Pass cards and react to the first token grab with four seats
Yukon SolitaireMove unordered packets with no stock; standard Yukon and Russian variant
Egyptian War (Slap)Spot doubles and sandwiches to collect the pile
Kings in the CornerBuild alternating-color piles, open king corners and empty your hand
PinochleBid, meld and capture counters in single-deck partnership Pinochle
Six Card GolfSwap six cards and make vertical pairs for the lowest score
WhistPlay Classic Whist with a computer partner: follow suit, use trump and take tricks together
Buta no Shippo (Pig’s Tail Card Game)Flip cards from a ring – match the last card’s suit or rank and you take the pile. Fewest cards wins
Calculation SolitaireBuild four foundations from A, 2, 3 and 4 by ones, twos, threes and fours, parking cards on four waste piles
CribbagePeg to 31 with fifteens, pairs and runs, count your hand and race to 121 on the board
Daifugo (President)Beat the pile with higher cards and empty your hand first. Revolution, 8-cut and more house rules
Fifty-One (Japanese Card Game)Swap cards with the table until your hand is one suit, get close to 51, then call
Gin RummyDraw, discard and build melds; knock with 10 or less deadwood, or go gin with zero
Napoleon (Japanese Card Game)Bid to become Napoleon, call a secret adjutant and win the honor cards in this Japanese trick-taking game
Oicho-Kabu (Japanese Card Game)A Japanese adding card game: get the last digit of your total close to 9 and beat the dealer
Seven Bridge (Japanese Rummy)Meld sets and runs, lay off on any meld and claim discards with pon and chi
SpadesTeam up with a partner, bid your tricks and use spades as trumps to make your contract
War (Card Game)Flip the top card at the same time and the higher card takes both. Tie? It’s war!
BlackjackBeat the dealer by getting closer to 21 without going over, with strategy hints
Concentration (Card Game)Flip two cards at a time and find pairs of the same rank – solo or vs computer
Crazy EightsMatch the suit or rank, play wild 8s, and call “Last card!” before you go out
Five Card Draw PokerMake the best poker hand with one draw. Solo hand practice or play the computer
Forty Thieves SolitaireBuild down by suit and move all 104 cards of two decks to the foundations
FreeCellUse four free cells to move all 52 cards, suit by suit from ace to king, onto the foundations
Golf SolitairePlay cards one higher or one lower than the foundation to clear seven columns
HeartsDodge the hearts and the queen of spades in this trick-taking game. Lowest score wins
I Doubt ItPlay cards face down in order, bluff when you must, and call “I doubt it!” on a lie
Klondike SolitaireBuild the columns down in alternating colors and move every suit from ace to king onto the foundations
Old MaidTake cards from your neighbor, discard pairs, and don’t get stuck with the odd card
Pyramid SolitaireRemove pairs of cards that add up to 13 and take apart all 28 cards of the pyramid
Sevens (Card Game)Build each suit out from the 7s, hold back cards to block, and go out first
Speed (Card Game)No turns: race the computer to play cards one higher or lower onto the center piles
Spider SolitaireRearrange two decks in ten columns and complete eight runs of one suit from king to ace
TriPeaks SolitairePlay cards one higher or one lower than the waste pile to clear three peaks of cards