Solitaire Story Tripeaks: clear the fan with higher-or-lower draws
Solitaire Story Tripeaks puts a single face-up stock card at the bottom and asks you to remove board cards that are one rank higher or lower. The fan-shaped tripeaks layout keeps the whole field readable, so you can scan open edges first and plan around blocked cards. You are always working from one drawn rank at a time.
Each level ends only when the whole field is cleared and your stockpile still has cards left. That means a run can turn on a single Queen, Jack, or Ace chain, so you have to watch rank order and choose the best branch before the pile dries up. The game runs in your browser with no download or signup, and it plays on mobile and desktop for quick sessions.
Daily missions, deck designs, and 10 areas to unlock
Beyond the core deal, you get daily missions, events, different card design collections, prizes, and 10 areas to unlock. That progression gives each board a new reward path instead of one endless table, and it adds a reason to keep chasing cleaner clears. Daily missions also break up the route with short objectives, so you can target a specific prize before moving on. It fits neatly in the Logical category, because every turn is a tiny route choice.
If you want close mechanical matches, Spider Solitaire Classic also revolves around clearing a board card by card, though it uses stacked columns rather than tripeaks. Crescent Solitaire is similar because it asks you to manage rank moves against a shaped layout, and Solitaire Story Tripeaks 4 offers the same higher-or-lower flow with another set of levels. Those games keep the same card-puzzle pressure while changing the board shape, and the links are useful if you want a different layout without losing the one-step rank rule.
Platform
Browser Desktop , Mobile and Tablet
Release
14 june 2019
Last Update
14 june 2019