Tripeaks Solitaire

Color Sort, Number & Letter Sort · Updated May 6, 2026

About Tripeaks Solitaire

Tripeaks Solitaire is a card-clearing puzzle that feels like a fast-paced, low-stakes game of patience. You're staring at a tableau of three overlapping pyramids, and your only move is to pick a card that's one rank above or below the open card at the bottom. When you get a chain of correct picks going, the cards tumble away with a satisfying rhythm. But when you stall, you click the stockpile to draw a new open card and hope it unlocks a path. The tension is in the temporary roadblocks — a single King blocking a Queen you need. This one's for you if you like quick, think-on-your-feet rounds without complex rules. If you hate relying on random draws to break a deadlock, you might find it frustrating.

Classic TriPeaks is back with over 100 levels to sort through. The goal? Clear the tableau by matching top cards that are one higher or one lower than the open card at the bottom. It’s a satisfying puzzle of strategy and patience—you’ll need to think ahead to keep the chain going. Stuck? Just click the closed stack for a fresh open card. Simple to learn, but addictive to master.

How to Play Tripeaks Solitaire

  1. Select a card from the tableau that is one rank higher or one rank lower than the open card at the bottom.
  2. After removing a card, the card beneath it in the pyramid becomes available to select.
  3. If no card can be selected, click the closed stack (stockpile) to draw a new open card.
  4. Remove all cards from the tableau to complete the level.
  5. In Classic mode, play through 100 different TriPeaks levels with varying layouts.

Game Features

  • Classic TriPeaks mode and 100 distinct level layouts give variety beyond the standard pyramid.
  • The one-higher-or-lower rule is simple to learn but creates tricky sequencing decisions.
  • Clicking the stockpile adds a new open card, which can instantly change your available moves.
  • The overlapping pyramid structure means clearing top cards reveals multiple options below.
  • No timer or score pressure — you can think through each move at your own pace.

Tips & Strategies

  • Always look for chains of multiple moves before picking a card — a single pick might unlock a cascade.
  • Prioritize removing cards that block the most other cards, especially those at pyramid peaks.
  • Avoid drawing from the stockpile too early; exhaust all possible selections first to keep options open.
  • If you have two equivalent moves, choose the one that exposes a card of a different rank to diversify future plays.

Frequently Asked Questions

What counts as a valid move?

You can select any card from the tableau that is exactly one rank higher or one rank lower than the current open card at the bottom. Suit and color don't matter.

What happens when I click the stockpile?

The stockpile gives you a new open card, which replaces the previous one. This can help if you're stuck, but it also reduces your total available draws.

Can I undo a move?

The game does not include an undo feature in the standard instructions. Each move is permanent, so plan carefully.

How do I win a level?

You win by removing all cards from the tableau. The game ends when the tableau is empty, regardless of how many stockpile draws you used.

Game Details

  • Category: Color Sort, Number & Letter Sort
  • Last updated: May 6, 2026