Polish Solitaire

Polish Solitaire is a custom solitaire variant built around one brutal twist: you build down by the same suit, not alternating colors. That single change makes it far harder — and far more satisfying — than the solitaire you've played a thousand times.

> *A 5 of hearts can only be played on a 6 of hearts. Good luck.*

### What makes it different

- Build by suit, not color. Far fewer legal moves, so every placement is a real decision. This is a puzzle for people who find regular solitaire too easy.

- Every card is in play from the start. There's no stock pile and no waste pile — all 52 cards are dealt onto the tableau, fanned so you can see every face-up card.

- Grab from the middle of a stack. You can pick up *any* face-up card in a pile, and every card on top of it rides along. Only the card you grab has to match the destination.

- Manual flips. Exposed face-down cards don't auto-flip — click them when you're ready.

- Takeback-friendly. A move isn't final until your next action; drag a stack back to cancel it.

### Polished for real play

- 3 card-back designs loosely inspired by the iconic Bicycle Rider Back, Tally-Ho Fan Back, and Bee Diamond Back.

- 3 tabletops: classic green felt, realistic walnut wood (with grain and knots), and a midnight theme.

- Drag-and-drop with generous drop detection, plus double-click to auto-send to foundations.

- Win celebration: confetti and a fanfare when you finally crack it.

- Fully offline. No accounts, no ads, no tracking, no DLC. Buy it once, it's yours.

- Your card-back, tabletop, and sound preferences persist between sessions.

### Difficulty

Honestly? It's harder than normal solitaire. Building by suit instead of color means far fewer legal placements, and with no stock to fall back on, you'll lose often while you learn. That's the point — it's a puzzle, not a warm-up. When you finally win, it means something.

### Controls

- Drag a face-up card (and its stack) to a legal spot

- Double-click a top card to auto-send it to a foundation

- Click an exposed face-down card to flip it

- Drag a just-moved stack back to cancel the move

- Buttons for New / Undo / Appearance / Rules / Sound