How to play Storehouse Solitaire

Thirteen cards form the reserve, and only its top card can be played. Four cards start the four tableau columns, one each. The other 35 cards are the stock.

Build the tableau down in the same suit, such as the 9 of spades on the 10 of spades. Only the top card of a column moves. An empty column takes any card.

Build the four foundations up by suit from Ace to King. Play cards from the reserve, the waste or the tableau. Send all 52 cards home to win.

How Storehouse differs from Canfield

Canfield starts its foundations on a random base rank, builds the tableau in alternating colors and deals the stock three at a time. Storehouse keeps it simpler: foundations always start on the Aces, the tableau builds in suit, and the stock is turned one card at a time with unlimited redeals.

Empty columns are not refilled from the reserve automatically. You decide what goes in them.

Storehouse Solitaire tips

• Clearing the reserve is the hard part. Play its top card whenever you can.
• Use an empty column to hold a reserve card that blocks the one under it.
• Same-suit building means each card has just one tableau target, so plan where the next card will go.
• Cycle the stock to find the next card a foundation needs; there's no limit on redeals.
• Hint suggests a move, and Undo lets you try another path.

Is Storehouse solitaire free?

Yes. HypeGameRoom is free: no sign-up, no download and nothing to buy to play. Arcade games reward Neons, a play-only currency that can never be cashed out.

How is Storehouse different from Canfield?

Storehouse builds the tableau down in the same suit, starts every foundation on an Ace and draws one card at a time. Canfield uses a random base rank, alternating colors and draw-3.

How many times can I go through the stock?

As many times as you like.

What can go in an empty column?

Any single card from the reserve, the waste or another column.