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Fish Pyramid Solitaire

Fish Pyramid Solitaire changes the sum you are looking for: uncovered pairs must total fourteen.

Fish Pyramid Solitaire

Game details

Developer
FoolFish Studio
Category
Card
Controls
Mouse · Touch · Keyboard
Players
Single player
Devices
desktop · mobile
Orientation
Portrait and landscape
Published
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About Fish Pyramid Solitaire

Fish Pyramid Solitaire changes the sum you are looking for: uncovered pairs must total fourteen. A king needs an ace instead of disappearing alone. Complete one pair in the lesson, then three and five pairs in the short contracts.

How to play Fish Pyramid Solitaire

Look for two available cards whose values add to fourteen. Covered cards cannot be selected as if they were exposed. Read the pair counter as cards leave the layout; the short contract does not require an entire pyramid clear.

Controls

Mouse

Touch

Keyboard

Pair uncovered cards to fourteen

A king has value 13 and an ace has value 1, so they make a legal pair here. A queen and a 2 also total fourteen. Those pairs differ from the thirteen-point combinations used in regular Pyramid.

What to plan before your next move

Compare what each removal uncovers. Taking a legal pair can reveal a needed partner for the next one, while using that partner too early can leave a covered card stranded. Count to fourteen each time rather than relying on classic-game muscle memory.

Fish Pyramid Solitaire or Pyramid Solitaire?

Pyramid Solitaire pairs to thirteen and removes kings alone. Fish Pyramid pairs to fourteen and stops at a short pair quota, changing both the partners you seek and the finish.

Choose Pyramid Solitaire for its regular objective, or use the Play button above to try this Fish variation. Progress is saved separately for each game.

Common questions

Why can I not remove a king alone in Fish Pyramid Solitaire?

The target sum is fourteen. Pair the king with an available ace instead of treating it as a complete thirteen-point removal.

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