Fish TriPeaks Solitaire
Fish TriPeaks Solitaire adds color alternation to adjacent-rank play.
Game details
- Developer
- FoolFish Studio
- Category
- Card
- Controls
- Mouse · Touch · Keyboard
- Players
- Single player
- Devices
- desktop · mobile
- Orientation
- Portrait and landscape
- Published
- Listing updated
- Page content updated
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About Fish TriPeaks Solitaire
Fish TriPeaks Solitaire adds color alternation to adjacent-rank play. Follow a red card with a black one, then red again, while moving one rank higher or lower. Aces still connect with kings and twos. Short contracts remove two, six and ten cards.
How to play Fish TriPeaks Solitaire
Choose an uncovered card adjacent in rank to the waste and of the opposite color. Inspect the cards it will expose before selecting it. A neighboring rank of the same color does not meet the Fish condition.
Controls
Mouse
Touch
Keyboard
Alternate card colors as you step through ranks
After a red 7, a black 6 or black 8 can fit the two requirements. A red 6 is adjacent in rank but fails the color check. Count both properties instead of scanning only for the next number.
What to plan before your next move
Look for a continuation after each candidate. One legal choice may uncover a helpful opposite-color card, while another leaves only same-color neighbors. The short target can finish before every card disappears, so track the remaining removal count.
Fish TriPeaks Solitaire or TriPeaks Solitaire?
TriPeaks Solitaire follows neighboring ranks without this alternating-color requirement. Fish TriPeaks adds the red/black sequence and short removal quotas, changing which otherwise adjacent cards are playable.
Choose TriPeaks 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 play a neighboring rank in Fish TriPeaks?
It must also be the opposite color from the waste card. Check rank and red/black color together.
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