This game is similar to Yukon Solitaire but with some small differences which may require a change in strategy At the start of the game cards are dealt into each of tableau piles The first pile has all cards face up the second pile has cards face up and so on until the last pile has card face up The remaining cards form the stock pile The object of the game is to move all the cards into foundation piles which are built up from A to K according to suit The tableau piles are built down by alternate colours and each time you can move any sequence of tableau cards and put on another tableau pile according to the rule If a tableau pile becomes empty you can only move a K to the empty space You can also open one card from the stock pile and put it on a tableau pile according to the rule A card from the stock or the tableau can also be put to the foundation piles if the rules are followed When the stock cards are used up it will remain used up and redeals are not allowed With careful analysis and some luck you should be able to put all the cards to the foundation piles The more cards you can put on the foundation piles the higher your score

The key role in the creation of this game was played by Novel Games Limited.

No, Aunt Mary Solitaire is not child-friendly.

The mechanics of this game were built using Javascript tools or libraries.

Yes, there is violent bloodshed in Aunt Mary Solitaire.

This game is considered to be of the Cards type.

The age specifications for this game are Kids, Teens, Young Adults, Adults, Seniors.

Yes, Aunt Mary Solitaire supports mobile gameplay on both iOS and Android.

The game’s gender audience is Male & Female.

Yes, Aunt Mary Solitaire contains forms of violence or cruelty.