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I remember when I started using a computer, the very first game that I ever played was solitaire. I had always enjoyed the card game. Once I was able to play it on the computer I played it even more. No cards to find, no shuffling, no need to make room on the table. It was very convenient. As technology evolved, new variations of solitaire came to be. Purchasing software to play the different variations could get expensive. Solitaire King gives folks like you and I a place to play many different variations of solitaire online, all for free.
The Solitaire King home contains some of the most popular solitaire games available today. Games like Klondike, Spider and Freecell have been some of my favorites for years. Solitaire King has them and variations of them, all currently being enjoyed by thousands of people all around the world every day. The fun and games doesn’t stop at the home screen. Solitaire King has ten more solitaire variations for you to enjoy. Some are variations of games I already knew, and some were completely new to me.
Gameplay is free. It takes only a moment to create your account, with the only information you need to provide being your user name, email address and a password. Once you’ve created your account you’re able to start playing. Before you play you may want to adjust some of the game options to suit your taste.
The goal is to play each game until you win. The rules for each game are provided, if you aren’t familiar with them or need a refresher.
Once you’ve finished, you can check your statistics to see if you’re improving.
You can create an account today and play for free at SolitaireKing.com.
If solitaire isn’t your cup of tea, perhaps you prefer jigsaw puzzles. If that’s the case, JSPuzzles is a site you’ll want to bookmark.
JSPuzzles offers nothing but jigsaw puzzles, with a new puzzle becoming available every day. The JSPuzzles gallery sorts puzzles into individual categories including buildings, transportation, places, art, animals, nature, scenery, and miscellaneous. There is also a user albums gallery, where you can play puzzles other people have uploaded from categories including for kids, nature, scenery, family and friends, pets and animals, travel and places, and general. If you’re feeling lucky you can also choose the random puzzle option and take a crack at what you get.
Once you decide what puzzle you want to tackle you have some options. You can choose the shape of the puzzle pieces, as well as if you will be playing with small or large puzzle pieces. You can also decide how many puzzle pieces you want the puzzle broken into, from as few as 9 up to as many as 225. This makes is a great feature if you have several members of the family that enjoy jigsaw puzzles, as they can choose the level of difficulty they play at by deciding if they want to have fewer or more puzzle pieces. Game play is easy. You click on a puzzle piece and drag it to where you want to place it. If it’s in the right place it will “snap” into the grid and stay put.
Like Solitaire King, JSPuzzles is free to play. Registration only takes a moment, requiring user name, email and password. The advantage of creating an account is that you can create and upload your own jigsaw puzzles. Registered users also appear in the competitive mode, which means you see the quickest solve times for a puzzle when you choose it. If logged in, you can save puzzles to your favorites and share it with others.
You can create an account today and play for free at jspuzzles.com.
If you’re looking for some free family fun, be sure to check out Solitaire King and JSPuzzles!
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That sounds like a lot of fun. I’ve always loved Solitaire. I used to play it with cards, and then when Windows hit I was all over it. This looks great.
This game looks like so much fun. I love playing games like this at the end of the day to unwind. Thank you for all the info
I spend a lot of time waiting for the kids to finish their various activities. This sounds like a fun way to pass the time. I’d probably play Solitaire more frequently.
I can not wait to share information on JSPuzzles with my dad. He’s retired now and would really get a kick out of being able to do virtual puzzles.
I used to love playing solitaire, both with cards and on the computer. This sounds fun.
Looks like a lot of fun for sure. Thanks for sharing, I hope others will take advantage of this!
These sound like great ways to pass the time. I’m definitely a fan of problem-solving games and puzzles.
Looks like so much fun and This is perfect for me I always bored at home.
This looks like a great game.
I plan to tell my sister about this one.
Solitaire for quick fill-in busy time and jigsaw for longer time at physical rest.
This is something I need to check out. I love to do puzzles. It is so good for your brain.
I remember my grandma in this. She loves solitaire much, when I was a kid, I was so amazed of her expertise.
I love solitaire. It’s a fun way to keep myself busy while I do laundry or when I get bored.
I thought there was only one way to play solitaire! What a great set of options for solitaire players.
This sounds like a lot of fun and puzzles are great way to practice your child’s creativity and problem solving. I think this would be perfect for the summer.
I like that you can gauge how you’re doing. Sounds fun to me!
How fun! I love how there’s so many different games. I somehow always liked Solitaire too.
I wish the rules many computer games publish were made kiss–keep it simple silly/stupid!
Both of these sites sound awesome! I remember when I got my first computer and could play solitaire for hours. I bet my kids would love the JSPuzzles!