About the game
A Pyramid solitaire in ancient China, where the pyramid is in fact a pagoda. Remove every card from the pagoda by pairing two cards that add up to 13.
Pyramid Solitaire: Ancient China belongs to the Pyramid variant in the Solitaire world and joined the catalogue on July 5, 2024. 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.
