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Hi everyone, We’re happy to share that Timeless Solitaire Collection is now available on Android. If you’d like to play on mobile, you can find it here: Timeless Solitaire Collection on Google Play The Steam version remains the main home of the collection, but we’re glad to finally have an Android version out as well. This should make it easier to play a quick game away from the PC, and we hope it helps more solitaire players discover the collection.
We also wanted to share a small preview of something we’re working on for the next addition to the game. We’ve been drawing a set of black-and-white tarot-style cards by hand, and we plan to use them in the next solitaire game we add to Timeless Solitaire Collection. We’ll share more details when it is further along, but here is an early look:
One personal note: from this point onward, all new content added to the game will be made by human hands. We coded Timeless Solitaire Collection ourselves, without AI coding assistance, and we want the future content to keep that same handmade spirit, including the art, card designs, and new solitaire variants. Thank you to everyone who has played the game, left feedback, or simply given it a try. It really means a lot. Thought Kraken
Update 0.19.0 introduces Great Cardsby, a brand-new solitaire game for Timeless Solitaire Collection.
We’ve always loved solitaire games, but until now our game included timeless classics. With Great Cardsby, we wanted to create our own tribute to the genre.
Inspired by Calculation Solitaire, FreeCell, and Klondike, Great Cardsby combines familiar mechanics into a fresh strategic challenge. It rewards careful planning, smart sequencing, and creative use of limited space.
• Foundations (top): Build up by suit from Ace → King. All Aces are dealt to the foundations automatically at the start.
• The position of a foundation determines the tableau gap rule for cards of that suit: cards beneath them must descend by 1, 2, 3, or 4 ranks depending on whether the suit belongs to the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th foundation. Example: cards beneath the suit of the 1st foundation descend by 1 rank (Q → J), while cards beneath the suit of the 4th foundation descend by 4 ranks (K → 9).
• Tableau (center): Build down using the gap rules defined by the foundations. The required rank difference depends on the suit of the top card.
• Free cells (left and right): Hold one card each for temporary storage.
• Stock pile (bottom left): Draw additional cards when no more tableau moves are available.
• Win by building all foundations to King.
Great Cardsby is a new original solitaire experience that blends classic ideas into something both familiar and entirely new.
Hello, Solitaire lovers! ♠️
This update is a small but important one, focused on improving Club Calculus.
One Deck Mode Fix
We fixed an issue affecting One Deck Mode in Club Calculus.
Hello, solitaire lovers! ✨
Thank you everyone for purchasing the game. We’ve been working hard on improving the game and adding more modes.
Those improvements are now available in the full game, and the same changes for Magical Gathering and Club Calculus were also added to the demo.
Added a 4 deck mode.
Added a 2 deck mode.
Added a Relaxed mode where you don’t need to track the number of free cells to move piles.
Added a 2 deck mode.
Added a 4 deck mode.
Added a 2 deck mode.
Added a 3 Copies mode - now you can match 3 copies.
Enjoy, and let us know what you think!
Hey everyone! 👋
We’re excited to share that Timeless Solitaire Collection is now fully released on Steam! 🎉
The full version includes all seven games in the collection:
🃏 Magical Gathering (Klondike variant)
♣️ Club Calculus (Calculation variant)
⚔️ Age of Warriors (FreeCell variant)
🦇 Family Reunion (Osmosis variant)
🚜 Farm Commotion (Spider variant)
🎭 Bad Habits (Yukon variant)
🦁 Zoo (memory card game)
Each game has its own theme, mechanics, and variations, designed to offer relaxing gameplay with room for thoughtful strategy. The goal of the collection has always been simple: take timeless solitaire games and give them a calm, modern presentation.
Thank you to everyone who tried the demo, shared feedback, and helped shape the game along the way. Your support made this release possible. 💛
If you enjoy the game, leaving a review on Steam really helps the project reach more players.
We hope you enjoy the full collection!
Happy New Year, Solitaire lovers! 🎉 It’s been two months since our last demo update, and we’ve been busy polishing the game for the upcoming release. Some of those improvements are now available in the demo for Magical Gathering and Club Calculus.
We’re also excited to announce that Achievements are now available in the demo!
You can now unlock 8 achievements in total:
4 per game mode
Win 1 game
Win 10 games
Win 50 games
Win 100 games
Fixed a bug where unrevealed cards could still be clicked.
Improved card movement animations for smoother play.
Enhanced card sound effects to feel more like real cards.
Added an in-game memo listing available shortcuts.
Improved sound design for a more satisfying experience.
Added a Games Won counter so you can track your progress at a glance.
Thank you for all your feedback - we’re listening!
One of the most requested features was an Undo button, so we added it in this update.
Magical Gathering :
Added Undo button
Added Restart button (restarts the current game with the same card layout)
We’ll continue improving the demo based on your suggestions. Please keep sharing your thoughts - it really helps us shape the final game!
⌨️ Shortcut-Focused Improvements
This update adds several new shortcuts and control tweaks to make gameplay faster and more intuitive.
Press Space to draw cards.
Press E to toggle Automove during the current game.
Right-click to automatically move a card or stack to a valid pile (if available).
Press Esc to quickly return to the main menu.
Increased movement speed for smoother play (thank you for suggestion Paulo C.).
Press Esc to return to the main menu.
Magical Gathering
Added a toggle to enable/disable Automove to Foundations during the current game.
When Automove is disabled, you can now manually move cards from the foundations back into play.
Enabled double-clicking to move cards on regular piles for smoother gameplay.
Increased dealing speed for a more dynamic experience.
Calculation
Increased dealing speed for a more dynamic experience.
Magical Gathering
Fixed an issue where double-click to automove sometimes didn’t work correctly.
Club Calculus
Fixed invalid save files being generated when the game was saved during the dealing phase.
Common
After winning any game, the next game now starts instantly for smoother play.
Clicking the title of any checkbox now toggles it.
Main Menu
Added Complexity Level and Win Rate to the Game Overview.
Magical Gathering
Double-click to Auto-Move: You can now double-click a card to move it to the foundation, even when Automove is turned off.
Added a Continue / New Game menu if a saved game exists, making it easier to resume or restart a session.
Improved the Win Screen for a smoother and more rewarding finish.
Club Calculus
Added a Continue / New Game menu when a save file is present.
Enhanced the Win Screen for a more polished experience.
Hey everyone! 👋
We’re excited to share that the demo for Timeless Solitaire Collection is now live on Steam! It includes the first two games in the collection:
Magical Gathering (Klondike variant)
Club Calculus (Calculation variant)
Both are fully playable experiences, not cut-down versions – each designed to showcase the calm, focused feel we’re building for the full collection.
The demo is still early, and we’ll continue refining the game. Your impressions mean a lot at this stage, so please try it out, enjoy, and share your thoughts in the Community Hub discussions or discord.
Thanks so much for your support and patience while we shape this project into something truly timeless. 💛
Enjoy the demo, The Timeless Solitaire Team
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