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Tingly Pyramid Solitaire is a card game built around a single rule: clear the pyramid by pairing up open cards that add to thirteen. Aces count as one and kings are worth thirteen on their own, so a lone king clears itself while everything else needs a partner. The whole board is stacked in a triangle, and only the cards not covered by others above them are in play, so working from the bottom rows outward is what actually opens the pyramid up.
It's a slower, more deliberate game than the fast-clicking solitaire variants — every pair you take changes which cards become available next, so a round rewards scanning the board for the next few moves rather than grabbing the first legal pair. Three difficulty levels change how the pyramid is laid out, from a simpler two-pile spread up to a tougher four-pile version.
Controls
- Click (or tap on mobile) one exposed card, then click a second exposed card that sums to 13 with it to clear both
- Click a lone exposed king to clear it by itself
- Click the deck to draw a new card when no pair is available
Tips
- Clear cards from the base of the pyramid first — they're blocking the most cards above them
- Before drawing from the deck, double-check the exposed row for a pair you missed
- If you're new to the pairs-to-13 rule, start on the easiest of the three difficulty levels before moving up to four piles
Good for a quiet, unhurried session — it runs right in the browser with nothing to install.
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