Yukon Solitaire, also known as Alaska Solitaire, shares its core objective with the ever-popular Klondike Solitaire — the end goal is to place all the cards into the four foundation spots on the right side of the board, arranging each one by suit in ascending order, from Ace all the way to King.
Within the tableau, stacks build in descending order using alternating colors, giving the layout that familiar, classic solitaire feel. What really sets Yukon Solitaire apart, though, is the impressive freedom it offers — you can move any cards on the board at any time, completely regardless of their current order or placement in the tableau, opening the door to some seriously creative strategic play.
Here’s a word to the wise for anyone looking to improve their game: try to flip all the cards face up as early as possible. Doing so gives you full access to the entire board, making it much easier to spot opportunities and steadily work your way toward a well-earned win.
Within the tableau, stacks build in descending order using alternating colors, giving the layout that familiar, classic solitaire feel. What really sets Yukon Solitaire apart, though, is the impressive freedom it offers — you can move any cards on the board at any time, completely regardless of their current order or placement in the tableau, opening the door to some seriously creative strategic play.
Here’s a word to the wise for anyone looking to improve their game: try to flip all the cards face up as early as possible. Doing so gives you full access to the entire board, making it much easier to spot opportunities and steadily work your way toward a well-earned win.
Yukon Solitaire is available to play on Android, iPhone/iPad, Fire Tablet, Windows PC, macOS, and online.
