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Solo card games: choose your next game
Discover solo games with common decks: Solitaire, Spider, FreeCell, Pyramid, Scoundrel and more. Compare decks, read the rules and play online.
What can you do to play alone with a deck of cards?
Solitaire games turn card sorting into an individual challenge. Other options use the deck as a dungeon, a queue of enemies, or even a bowling alley. On Deckopedia, you will find playable versions in the browser and rules in Portuguese and English to understand the preparation and plays.
To play the games in the catalog, it is not necessary to create an account or install an application. Deck compositions vary: check the cards needed in each option before preparing a game with your physical deck.
Patience and organizational challenges
If you like columns, sequences and combinations, start by comparing these games. They have different objectives: complete foundations, remove sequences, form pairs or score frames.
Klondike Solitaire
The classic solitaire: build the foundations by suit, from Ace to King.
Standard deck (52 cards) · 5–30 minutos
Spider Solitaire
Build complete sequences from King to Ace, suit by suit, with two decks.
Dois baralhos (104 cartas) · 20–40 minutos
FreeCell
All cards visible from the start — it just depends on your strategy.
Standard deck (52 cards) · 10–25 minutos
Pyramid Solitaire
Dismantle the pyramid with pairs of 13 and up to two rebuys (Relaxed Pyramid).
Standard deck (52 cards) · 5–15 minutos
Bowling Solitaire
Ten frames, three stacks of balls and strikes: aim for 300 points.
20 cards (Ace–10 of hearts and diamonds) · 15–25 minutos
Solo adventures and deck building
At these tables, choosing which cards to use and when to spend your resources is a central part of the game. Scoundrel and Donsol set up dungeon rooms; Regicide uses the powers of the suits against the court; Card Capture allows you to incorporate captured cards into your deck.
Scoundrel
Survive a 44-card dungeon with only weapons, potions and luck.
44 cartas (sem figuras nem Ases vermelhos) · 10–20 minutes
Donsol
Explore 54 cards with potions, shields and monsters in the Varvara variant.
54 cartas (52 + 2 Jokers) · 10–20 minutes
Solo Regicide
Defeat Jacks, Queens, and Kings by combining damage and suit powers.
52 cartas + 2 Jokers como recurso solo · 20–40 minutos
Card Capture
Combine cards from your hand to capture the enemy row before the deck runs out.
Standard deck + 2 Jokers (54 cards) · 10–20 minutes
Bisca against the computer and Blackjack against the dealer
Bisca is a two-part game, and the Deckopedia version puts the computer on the other side of the table. You choose Bisca de Três or de Nove and the opponent’s difficulty. It's an option for those who are alone in the browser, but want to play tricks instead of solving solitaire.
No Blackjack (21), you face the dealer with fictitious chips from the session, choose when to ask or stand and can split pairs, double down or take insurance. See also the Bisca rules, the trump card and the points of each card before starting.
How to choose your next game?
- Want to see all the cards from the beginning? Get to know the FreeCell.
- Do you prefer numerical combinations? See the sum of 13 of Pyramid or the pins of the Bowling Solitaire.
- Want to manage life and equipment? Compare Scoundrel and Donsol.
- Do you like creating combinations and improving a deck? Try it Card Capture.
On each page, read the implemented variant. A game name can have versions with different preparations or victory conditions.
Can I invent my own solo game?
Yes. No Deckopedia Studio, you choose the cards, draw the table and combine conditions with effects. You can start from one of the models in the catalog or create with step-by-step guidance, test the idea and export the game file.
If you need to review cards, colors and values, consult the common deck guide.