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Card solitaire "Desire"

This isn't your typical solitaire. The board is scattered with cards, some lying face down. Your goal is to pair them up, but you can only match cards sharing a suit or a consecutive value. Getting rid of all cards is the win condition. The real depth comes from those hidden cards. Each one you flip could create a much-needed match or leave you stuck. Thinking ahead is vital as you choose which concealed card to reveal. The pastel palette and calm card design make for a relaxed but brain-teasing session.

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6.RP.A.3Ratio reasoningMP3Argue with mathMP1Make sense of problemsMP5Use tools strategicallyMP7Use structureMP4Model with mathematicsMP2Reason abstractly2.MD.A.3Estimate lengths

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What is Card solitaire "Desire"

A fresh twist on classic card games, this solitaire puzzle asks you to match suits or sequences while dealing with hidden cards. Can you clear the table?

How to Play

Click a face-up card to select it, then click another face-up card that shares its suit or is one rank higher or lower to pair them. Flip face-down cards when needed to find your next match.

Tips for Playing

  • Always reveal face-down cards early to know what you're working with.
  • Focus on clearing cards of a single suit first to reduce clutter.
  • Keep an eye on cards one rank away—they're easier to pair.
  • Don't rush to flip a card if it might block a future match.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens when I match two cards?

They are removed from the board, bringing you one step closer to completing the puzzle.

Can I match cards of different suits?

No, the cards must be of the same suit or have consecutive ranks to form a pair.

Is there a time limit?

No, you can take as long as you need to plan your moves.

What if I can't make any more matches?

You'll need to flip a face-down card to reveal a new option, but use this wisely.

How do I win?

Clear every card from the board by forming successful pairs.

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