Solitaire Farm: Seasons
A TriPeaks-style card game wrapped around a countryside calendar, where every cleared deal moves the harvest along.

Seasons belongs to the TriPeaks family: cards are dealt in overlapping peaks, and you clear them by taking anything one rank above or below whatever sits face-up on the waste pile. Aces wrap to kings, which is the detail that turns a stuck board into a runnable one.
What SOFTGAMES added is a calendar. Deals are grouped into seasons, and finishing a run of them moves your smallholding forward — new crops, new scenery, a different palette behind the cards. It is a soft form of progression: nothing is lost by failing a deal, so the pressure comes from wanting the next picture rather than from a timer.
The deck is generous with reshuffles compared with strict Klondike, which is why this plays well as a wind-down game rather than a puzzle you have to solve.
Controls
Click or tap a card one rank above or below the one on the waste pile.
How to Play
- Read the face-up card on the waste pile — that is your reference rank.
- Take any exposed card one rank higher or lower, in either direction.
- Chain as far as you can before drawing; long chains clear the peaks fastest.
- Draw from the stock only when nothing on the board connects.
Tips & Tricks
Uncover the deepest peak first. Cards buried under two layers are the ones that strand a deal, and clearing them early keeps your options open when the stock runs thin.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Solitaire Farm: Seasons free to play here?
Yes. It runs in the browser with no download, no install and no account.
Which solitaire variant is this?
TriPeaks — you clear overlapping peaks by taking cards one rank above or below the waste pile, with aces wrapping to kings.