Best Solitaire Games on Steam
Solo card games and solitaire-inspired puzzles about order, stacks, and sequencing.
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1Your Only Move Is HUSTLE
- Players say: Plan each fighter’s moves in turn-based duels, then watch your tactical choices unfold in animated combat. Players like: Chess-Like Combat · Spectacular Fight Replays · Creative Character Mods
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Master your technique, execute flashy combos, and outsmart opponents across the world, frame-by-frame. Slow down the clock to fine-tune your fighting style in this innovative, turn-based combat simulator. Pulverize your friends and choreograph spectacular fight scenes. No training mode required.
Feb 2, 2023
In this game, you can…
- slow down time and plan a fight frame by frame.
- control both fighters in single-player, script every action, then watch it play back as a real-time replay.
- turn a match into turn-based bullet hell when a wizard fills the screen with traps and projectiles.
- perfect-block every projectile in a barrage until the other player runs out of options.
- get grabbed, thrown into a corner, set on fire, grabbed again, launched skyward, then piledriven into the ground until you die.
- chain the same move four times to dribble someone on the ground like a basketball.
- both pick the exact same opening moves and mirror each other's first turns, then diverge the instant someone flinches.
- spend days solving one fight's sequence, then hit play and watch the whole thing run like a choreographed anime scene.
2Stacklands
- Players say: Build a village by stacking cards to gather food and resources, discover recipes, buy packs, and equip villagers to fight creatures. Players like: Card-Stacking Combinations · Addictive Resource Loop · Recipe Discovery
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Stacklands is a village builder where you stack cards to collect food, build structures, and fight creatures. 🃏 For example, dragging a Villager card on top of a Berry Bush card will spawn Berry cards which the villagers can eat to survive. 🃏 Play your cards right and expand your village!
Apr 8, 2022
In this game, you can…
- accidentally summon a demon while doing normal crafting, then fight it off with a pile of naked villagers.
- press a key to snap your entire messy board into a clean grid instantly.
- let beasts and enemies physically shove cards around on collision, turning combat into a board-shuffling disaster.
- drag a villager onto a berry bush to harvest food cards.
- sell cards for coins, then buy themed card packs that steer your village toward cooking, farming, building, or exploring.
- unlock idea cards that reveal new recipes, like turning 2 wood, 1 stone, and 1 villager into a house.
- move from the mainland to an island with different rules, fewer characters, and a resource-transfer mechanic between zones.
- build late-game structures that perform actions automatically, so parts of your village run themselves.
3Root
- Players say: Lead an asymmetric woodland faction, using armies, cards, and unique abilities to outscore rivals in a tactical board-game war. Players like: Faithful Digital Adaptation · Distinct Faction Strategies · Helpful Tutorials
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Might makes right in the wild wood! The award-winning board game of asymmetrical woodland warfare comes to cross-platform digital play! Combine subtle strategy and bold daring to guide your forest faction to victory!
Sep 24, 2020
In this game, you can…
- sell boats and mercenaries to other players as river traders, creating a price-tagged service market inside the war.
- lock in a turn-by-turn action list as a bird dynasty, then collapse into turmoil if you can't complete every single order.
- play as a lone vagabond, slipping through the map collecting gear and choosing who to help, harass, or betray without running an army.
- build a cat industry of sawmills, workshops, and recruiters, then keep your whole wood supply network connected or your engine stalls.
- plant sympathy as an insurgency, then pop a revolt that flips a peaceful clearing into an armed uprising.
- spring an ambush with one hidden supporter, then chain more ambush cards to turn a tiny token into a lethal streak.
- leave a game for hours, come back to a full move-by-move recap, and reconstruct exactly how the forest changed while you were gone.
- zoom out to a clean tactical map view when the board becomes a dense mess of warriors, buildings, and tokens.
4SHENZHEN I/O
- Players say: At a Shenzhen electronics firm, design circuit boards and program tiny chips to meet increasingly demanding device specs. Players like: Rewarding Circuit Puzzles · Satisfying Optimization · Embedded-Systems Theme
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BUILD CIRCUITS. WRITE CODE. RTFM.
Nov 17, 2016
In this game, you can…
- cram a working gadget into absurdly tight code limits, like 9 or 14 instructions, until every single word matters.
- build your own devices in the sandbox, including full games people recreate inside it, like in-game Tetris.
- wire up microcontrollers, memory, logic chips, and LCDs, then write tiny assembly programs where each instruction can run conditionally.
- get graded on cost, power use, and lines of code at the same time, then stare at histograms comparing your design to other solutions.
- set breakpoints and single-step your program, then chase a bug through long test cycles until it finally shows up.
- watch your circuit's signals and displays animate in real time as your code runs, like you're testing an actual device on a bench.
- write code for a specific company project like a gardening robot, then see the machine visibly do the job you programmed.
- read weird workplace emails as the story, delivered like you're logged into a real electronics company's internal system.
5Forbidden Solitaire
- Players say: Play a supposedly cursed 1995 CD-ROM, clearing TriPeaks solitaire boards and battling dungeon monsters as its history unfolds. Players like: ’90s CD-ROM Atmosphere · Engaging Solitaire Combos · Retro Visuals and Sound
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Forbidden Solitaire is a card-slashing horror game about unearthing the contents of a cryptic 1995 CD-ROM that should have never existed. From the creators of Ancient Enemy and Home Safety Hotline.
Apr 30, 2026
In this game, you can…
- play a stealth mode where matching cards in an enemy's line of sight alerts them.
- shape an entire run around weird jokers that change the rules, for better or worse.
- watch the whole game's interface and footage glitch and rot more and more as you progress.
- slash through cards to build chains that deal damage to monsters.
- spend currency on upgrades and crystals that permanently change how future boards play out.
- fight bosses by planning out a massive combo chain, then dumping it all at once for huge damage.
- piece together the story through FMV clips, desktop messages, and fake magazine reviews between hands.
- retry the same battle until you finally draw the exact chain that clears the board or kills the boss.
6NERTS! Online
- Players say: Race through competitive solitaire with up to five friends, moving cards between your Nerts pile and tableau in real time. Players like: Fun With Friends · Fast, Chaotic Matches · Easy to Learn
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NERTS! Online is a fast-paced competitive solitaire game for you and up to five of your friends, played the same way we play it at the Zachtronics office!
Jan 5, 2021
In this game, you can…
- call nerts by emptying your draw pile and instantly freeze the shared foundations, cutting off everyone else's scoring.
- hit a 10-second table-wide shuffle countdown if nobody moves, then cancel it by making any move at all.
- race everyone to slam cards into shared center piles anyone can use.
- scramble for a last-chance round end by rearranging your own stacks after someone calls nerts to reduce point loss.
- join a full lobby with strangers and jump straight into a 100-point match the moment the intro ends.
- play with only 4–5 stacking slots while tracking the center the whole time, forcing constant split-second reshuffles.
- trigger special announcement sounds when you drop aces, so big plays get called out aloud.
7Last Call BBS
- Players say: Explore a fictional 1990s computer, downloading eight mini-games that range from factory logic and circuit design to solitaire. Players like: Retro PC Atmosphere · Varied Puzzle Collection · Satisfying Logic Puzzles
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Boot up your Z5 Powerlance and dial into Last Call BBS, the last game from Zachtronics! The Barkeep’s loaded up his retro computer with a full set of puzzle games for you to download and play. No need to worry about copy protection, they’re all fully cracked and ready to enjoy!
Aug 3, 2022
In this game, you can…
- cut out a mecha model kit, snap it together, paint masked sections, place decals, then export it as a shimmering GIF.
- wire rack-sized controllers with headphone cables to automate a future fast-food assembly line for time-traveling tourists.
- grow a creepy cell pattern by choosing rules and iterating until the flesh-like system clicks into a target shape.
- boot a fake desktop, listen to a modem dial, and wait through in-universe downloads before installing new apps.
- design a working microchip on a fixed 6x5 board by placing transistors, wires, and components to make logic happen.
- get stuck on one puzzle, then jump into another app on the same fake computer and come back later refreshed.
- solve dungeon layouts from sparse clues until walls, monsters, and treasure suddenly snap into a complete map.
- unlock memos left on the computer and piece together a bittersweet story across the apps.
8One Turn Kill
- Players say: Build a 20-card deck in a pixel-art wasteland, then chain draws and attacks to defeat each boss in a single turn. Players like: Draw-Cost System · Combo Deckbuilding · Music and Art
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One Turn Kill is a PvE card game where card drawing and deck control are the keys to victory. Engage in battles limited to a single turn for an exhilarating, suspenseful experience.Join the protagonist in a pixel art wasteland to face off with the strongest of enemies and see what story awaits.
Jan 15, 2026
In this game, you can…
- pay a card's cost by drawing that many cards from your own deck.
- build a combo that plays 95 cards in a single turn.
- race a real-time boss timer that only resets when you deal enough damage, forcing you to buy time while still building the kill turn.
- kill an enemy before they ever get a turn.
- set up your whole deck before the run starts, then see if your one-turn kill plan actually works.
- fight a boss that starts a 5-card countdown when you push it below half health, so you have to hold back until you're ready to finish.
- get your deck flooded with useless cards mid-fight, then use them to safely spend bigger costs without running out of draws.
9Rana Card
- Players say: Manage a farm against corporate KPI targets in a roguelike deckbuilder, balancing card draws against a risky time limit. Players like: Satisfying Combo Builds · Cute Art and UI · Big Number Payoffs
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Rana Card is a roguelike deck-builder where you play as a farm manager chasing TimeTech's KPI targets. Draw cards in high-stakes moments, survive Time Explosions, and unlock powerful cards. Build your deck, chart your own path, and face branching events and cataclysmic years on the road to success.
Sep 15, 2025
In this game, you can…
- go infinite in endless mode and play thousands upon thousands of cards until the game breaks.
- retry the same combat after you die to test a risky sequence again instead of ending the run.
- place animals, plants, and items on a grid where the exact tile matters, then rearrange your whole layout mid-run for new synergies.
- push your luck by drawing cards under a time cap.
- keep drawing until you overdraw and trigger a time explosion that costs health.
- set up a build so automated you just hit draw, autoplay, and end turn while it plays itself.
- turn a run into a coin-proc storm where income triggers constantly and you can buy out every shop you see.
- hit a point where the start of your turn triggers effects for minutes while products, relics, and coins resolve on their own.
10Zodiacats
- Players say: Help Catherine recover lost astrology papyri by swapping tiles into zodiac-cat portraits, then explore sign notes and predictions. Players like: Cute Cat Artwork · Relaxing Atmosphere · Soothing Music
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Follow cat Catherine on her journey for the lost astrology papyri and learn more about her job as a witch assistant for bringing good vibes into this Earth! Let Catherine guide you through the zodiac wheel, showing you about features of each solar sign. You can also learn about your cat's sign!
Jan 21, 2022
In this game, you can…
- swap any tile with any other tile to rebuild a zodiac cat picture.
- unlock real adopted-cat stories through the fortune feature, including prompts that encourage adopting a cat.
- enter your own zodiac sign to get fortune-style predictions that can recommend a cat type and show its picture.
- replay the same zodiac image on Hard by jumping from 36 pieces to 64 pieces.
- lock in the border first, then use the frame as an anchor to finish the rest faster.
- toggle Day or Night mode on any puzzle to change the whole look while you solve.
- finish a puzzle and have Catherine show up to explain that zodiac sign, plus cat-themed astrology tidbits.
- save completed zodiac cat art in a gallery that people use as phone or PC wallpapers.
