Addiction Solitaire: swap pairs into suit-matched rows
In Addiction Solitaire, you swap pairs of cards until every row climbs in rank and matches suit. The full tableau is visible from the start, so there is no hidden draw pile to rescue a messy position; you read the whole board first, then decide which pair to trade. That open layout is the game’s main twist.
Because the cards are laid out in advance, the puzzle turns into a sequencing problem. One move can clear a lane for another card, while a rushed swap can block a suit line and leave you with no clean follow-up. Some deals may not resolve, so every decision matters from the first turn.
A browser logic puzzle with no download
This logic game runs in your browser with no download or signup, and it plays well on desktop or mobile. The rules are easy to learn in seconds: watch the ranks, keep suits aligned, and use the open spaces to shape each row before you commit to a swap.
As a solitaire puzzle, it sits close to Spider Solitaire Classic because both ask you to manage a tableau instead of chasing luck from a stock. Crescent Solitaire is another fair comparison for the same board-reading mindset, while the card game format keeps the rules familiar.
Keep an eye on rows that are nearly complete: a single swap can finish a suit line or expose the exact card you need to keep moving. That is what gives the game its edge, even without timers, combos, or extra systems. You only have the table, the order of the cards, and the next trade you choose.
Platform
Browser Desktop , Mobile and Tablet
Release
15 february 2019
Last Update
15 february 2019