About Magic Tri Peaks Solitaire
Magic Tri Peaks Solitaire takes the classic tri peaks rule and builds a long campaign around it. Three overlapping pyramids of cards sit on the table, and you remove them by playing cards one step higher or lower than the card on your pile, regardless of suit. When no move is available you draw from your supply, and the level is won only if the board is empty before that supply is gone. Between levels you move across an enchanted map of forests, mountains, seas, and snowy peaks, and some stages pit you against elemental golems. Because suits never matter, every decision comes down to rank and position: which of several legal cards to take, and whether to keep a chain going or save a card that will unlock a buried column later.
The rules take seconds to learn, which is why tri peaks works so well as a browser card game. A single level is short, so it fits a coffee break, while the hundreds of levels and the changing locations give longer sessions a sense of direction. The boosters are the main twist: a Joker slot that accepts any card, the Sword that swaps a supply card for one you need, the Fan that reshuffles, and more. The game is laid out in landscape, so a laptop, tablet, or phone turned sideways gives the three peaks enough room.
This is a good pick for solitaire players who want something quicker and more forgiving than Klondike, and for anyone who likes a light story wrapped around a card game. If you enjoy pyramid solitaire, golf solitaire, or map-based puzzle campaigns, the pacing here will feel familiar, with the boosters adding a small layer of planning on top of luck. Newcomers can lean on boosters while they learn, and experienced players can try to clear levels with as few of them as possible.
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- Genre
- Card
- Technology
- HTML5 browser game
- Device support
- Check game controls
- Orientation
- landscape
- Glaze Games login
- Not needed to open player
- Publisher login
- Check game requirements
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How to play Magic Tri Peaks Solitaire
Clear three peaks of cards by playing anything one rank above or below your current card, and travel across a fairy-tale map as you win levels.
- 1Look at the face-up card at the bottom of the screen. That is the card you are building from.
- 2Select any uncovered card on the board that is exactly one higher or one lower in value, and it moves onto your pile.
- 3Keep chaining up and down as long as you can. When nothing fits, draw the next card from your supply.
- 4Clear every card from the board before the supply runs out to finish the level.
- 5Spend boosters such as the Joker, Eye, Bow, or Hammer when a layout stalls, then move on to the next location on the map.
Tips and strategy
- Before you play, look for which choice uncovers more face-down cards. Freeing hidden cards is worth more than a slightly longer chain.
- Long chains save your supply. Try to plan a run that goes up and down several times rather than stopping at the first card that fits.
- Use the Eye when you are deciding whether to draw or keep chaining, since it tells you what the next supply card will be.
- Save the Bow for a single stubborn card blocking a whole column, and the Hammer for levels with many cards still face down.
- The Combo booster gives you a five-card run at the start of a level, so it is best spent on levels you have already failed once.
Frequently asked questions
Is Magic Tri Peaks Solitaire free to play?
Yes. Magic Tri Peaks Solitaire is free to play on Glaze Games in your browser, with no download or account needed.
How do you play tri peaks solitaire?
Play any uncovered card that is one rank higher or lower than the card on your pile. Suits do not matter. When you run out of moves, draw from the supply, and try to clear the whole board before the supply is empty.
What boosters are in Magic Tri Peaks Solitaire?
The game includes a Joker, Combo, Eye, Sword, Bow, Fan, and Hammer. They let you park any card, start with a combo, peek at the next card, swap a supply card, remove a board card, shuffle, or flip hidden cards.
How many levels does Magic Tri Peaks Solitaire have?
The game has hundreds of levels spread across several themed locations, and the developer adds new ones over time.
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