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One place to move a card? Tap once and it goes. Several places? See what each one changes before you choose. Check whether a face-down card will open or stay hidden, make the move yourself, then use Undo to try a different path. Klondike for a quiet break at a bright terrazzo table. See the effect, then choose - When a card has several destinations, each foundation and column shows its immediate effect: one face-down card opens, a column becomes empty, one card goes to a foundation, or face-down cards stay unchanged. Only what will actually happen is shown. - The app does not pick the best move for you and never reveals face-down cards. The choice is yours. - Turn on Always choose a destination in Settings to preview the effect even when there is only one destination. Try again - Undo with no limit, back to the start of the game. Your history is kept when you close and reopen the app. - Hints show one legal move and why it is legal. A hint is not a promise that you will win. - When no card can move, the app points to drawing, recycling the deck, Undo or a new game. It never declares a deal unwinnable. - Auto-complete runs only when you tap it, and only after every card is face up, the deck and waste are empty, and a full foundation sequence has been verified. Your game, kept quietly - Draw one or draw three, with unlimited deck recycling - Games are saved so you can continue later - Win rate, average moves, best time, best score, daily win streaks and 12 badges - Share your records only when you choose to - No ads, no account, no tracking. Records stay on this device. - English and Korean, light and dark mode, large text, VoiceOver, and a card list for choosing cards Good to know - Deals are random and some may not be winnable. - Undo is unavailable after a game is completed. - Scores are for personal play and are not compared with other players. - Your previous wins, losses and abandoned games, times and badges are kept. The previous version did not save games in progress, so those games cannot be restored. New times measure active play.