Fish TriPeaks Solitaire

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Fish TriPeaks Solitaire places a familiar one-player card challenge on an underwater table. Fish court portraits and blue card backs replace the classic artwork, while normal ranks and suits keep every move readable. Clear three overlapping peaks and carry your score into the next round.

How to connect cards in Fish TriPeaks

Start with the waste card beside the stock. If it shows a 7, select an uncovered 6 or 8. Aces connect to both kings and 2s. Hearts, spades, diamonds and clubs all follow the same rank rule: you do not need matching suits or alternating colors.

There are 28 cards in the peaks. The ten cards along the bottom begin face up; remove both children below a covered card to reveal it. Emptying the peaks wins the round even when cards remain in the stock.

One wild card, 23 draws and a useful undo

The stock provides 23 new waste cards. Each draw breaks the current card run, and this edition has no stock redeals. Before drawing, check both directions from the current rank for a longer route.

The wild card lets you choose any uncovered card next without resetting your run. There is only one per round. Undo reverses a single last move, including its score and any card it uncovered; another move enables Undo again.

Build runs and collect TriPeaks bonuses

Consecutive peak cards earn 200 points, then 400, then 600 and so on. Each peak top adds 10,000. Clearing the round adds four bonuses: remaining time, 5,000 if the wild is unused, 1,000 per stock card left and 1,000 multiplied by the round number.

The 20,000-point time bonus runs down over two minutes, but you can keep playing after it reaches zero. Pause and menus stop the clock. Next round keeps your score and supplies a fresh deck and wild card.

Plan the route before spending your wild

A move that turns over a hidden card may be more useful than one that only removes an edge card. If several cards share a playable rank, compare what they cover. A sequence that exposes the middle of the tableau can open routes into two peaks at once.

Keep the wild until it has a clear purpose: extending a valuable run, exposing a trapped card or clearing a last peak. Saving it earns a bonus, but a well-timed wild can produce more points than leaving it unused. Random shuffles are not guaranteed wins.

Finish a run, save a board and return later

When the stock empties, Take points becomes available. It ends the run and records the total in this browser’s top-ten list. You may keep playing exposed cards or use the wild before choosing it. There is no automatic loss merely because the time bonus expired.

Click or tap cards, or focus them and press Enter. Menu contains the full rules, optional sound, simple faces, high scores and Save options. The board saves locally; signing in on FoolFish before opening enables account checkpoints. Fish TriPeaks uses a separate save from the classic theme.