About the game
Giza is a difficult variation on classic Pyramid solitaire. Pair two cards to 13, with the jack at 11, the queen at 12 and the king at 13, able to leave alone.
Giza Solitaire belongs to the Pyramid variant in the Solitaire world and joined the catalogue on July 8, 2014. The rules, levels and on-screen language are set by the game’s creator, and a short guide appears on its start screen.
How to play
- Pair two uncovered cards that add up to thirteen, such as a queen and an ace or a ten and a three.
- A king counts as thirteen and is removed on its own.
- Use the stock when the pyramid has no pair.
Tips for a better game
- Before a move, check what each possible pair uncovers and take the one that opens more.
- Remove kings at once, they need no partner.
- Do not spend stock cards on pairs you could make on the pyramid itself.
