Solitaire Express
Every card lays the line.
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Key features
- Real Klondike, Draw 1 and Draw 3: tap or drag, undo and a one-tap finish.
- Every card lays track: 21 to turn over and 52 to bank, so every deal you win steams into the next station.
- The train carries your foundations: coal, gold, logs and passengers fill the four cars as each suit climbs.
- 420 routes on 14 lines: the 1898 gold-rush trail from Skagway to Dawson City, then on across Alaska to Denali, the Kenai glaciers, Nome's golden beach and the polar night at Point Barrow.
- A Daily Challenge with a calendar of crowns and a leaderboard, 35 achievements, and a Depot of cabooses, paints, decks and felts to spend Tickets on, with a prize at the end of every line.
Every card lays the line
Kit the husky has a little red engine, the Nugget, and a long way to go: from the wharves of Skagway over the White Pass, past Lake Bennett and down the Yukon to the goldfields of Dawson City.
The track is yours to lay. Every hidden card you turn over and every card you bank on a foundation flies to the railway and becomes the next sleeper, and the Nugget steams up to the end of the line. A deal has 21 cards to turn and 52 to bank, so every route is 73 pieces long, and every deal you win arrives.
The train carries your cards
The four cars are the four foundations. Spades fill the coal tender, diamonds heap gold in the ore wagon, clubs stack logs on the flatcar, and hearts bring passengers aboard the coach. You can read how your game is going from the table or from the train.
Real Klondike
- Draw 1 and Draw 3, tap to move or drag, undo, and a one-tap finish.
- Every route deals one hand, the same for every player, and every hand is proven winnable.
- Good moves in quick succession build steam: the engine smokes harder, the whistle blows and the knock of each banked card climbs the scale.
Fourteen lines, 420 stations
The gold-rush trail comes first: misty Skagway rainforest, the snowbound White Pass with its trestles, Lake Bennett in autumn gold, and the Klondike goldfields at night under the northern lights. Then the Nugget runs on across Alaska: the Fortymile diggings in fall colour, the Yukon under Eagle's bluffs, the steaming hot springs of Circle City, Fairbanks under the midnight sun, Denali, Turnagain Arm, the Kenai glaciers, the Copper River canyons, the golden beach at Nome and the polar night on the Arctic coast. Animals wander onto the line and amble off when the whistle blows.
Every line is open from the start, to play in any order.
Every day, a new deal
The Daily Challenge gives everyone the same deal each day, with a calendar of crowns, monthly trophies and a leaderboard. Free Play deals a fresh random winnable hand whenever you like.
The Depot
The Depot holds five locomotives, five dogs to drive them, seventeen paints, cabooses from a circus wagon to a gold vault, coloured steam, whistles, arrival celebrations, 25 painted card decks and 21 table felts. Every new station pays Tickets in the Gem Arcade to spend there, and the last stop of every line hands out a prize of its own: a locomotive, a dog to drive it, or one of the grandest cabooses. Try any of them on your own train, or a felt on your own table, before you choose. Nothing in the Depot changes a rule.
Playable on phones, tablets and desktop, in twelve languages.