Peak Cards
Clear three card peaks by playing cards one rank above or below the pile card. Chain plays for bigger scores and a fresh seeded deal every day.
How to play
- Three overlapping peaks of cards are laid out. Only cards with nothing on top of them are face up and playable.
- Tap an open card that is exactly one rank higher or lower than the card on the pile. King and ace count as neighbours.
- When nothing matches, tap the stock to flip a new pile card. That breaks your streak, so draw as little as you can.
- Clear all 28 cards to win. Each unused stock card is worth bonus points.
Tips and strategy
- Look at the whole peak before you play. Choose the card that uncovers the most new cards.
- Long streaks score much more than short ones, because each card in a row is worth more than the last.
- Planning which way to run a sequence, up or down, often decides whether you keep a streak.
- Peak tops are worth a bonus, but don't dig for them if it costs you a streak.
FAQ
- Do king and ace connect?
- Yes. A king can be played on an ace and an ace on a king, so runs can wrap all the way round.
- Can every deal be cleared?
- Almost every deal can be cleared with perfect play, but a few can't. That is part of the challenge.
- How is the score worked out?
- Each card is worth 10 times its place in your current streak, peak tops add 100, and clearing everything adds a bonus for unused stock cards.