Pyramid Solitaire Ancient Egypt Game

Pyramid Solitaire Ancient Egypt takes the classic pyramid card game and wraps it in a sandy, tomb-raiding theme. Cards are dealt face-up in a triangular pyramid, and your goal is to clear the whole thing by pairing up cards whose values add up to 13 — a 6 with a 7, a King on its own (since it's already worth 13), and so on. Only exposed cards, the ones not covered by two others below them, can be picked.

When you run out of pairs on the board, you can flip through the stock pile for more options. A round ends when the pyramid is fully cleared or you run out of moves and stock, so the game rewards spotting pairs efficiently rather than clicking at random.

Controls

Use the left mouse button to select cards and to turn over the stock pile.

Tips

• Clear cards near the base of the pyramid first when you can — they unlock the most new cards above them.
• Kings can only be removed alone, so don't let them pile up uncovered without a plan to clear them.
• Scan the whole board before flipping the stock — an overlooked pair on the pyramid is better than a fresh stock card.

A good fit if you like short, low-stress card puzzles you can pick up and put down.