Three pyramids of overlapping cards fill the table, and your job is to take all of them apart. Tri Peaks Solitaire Classic follows the familiar patience rule: a card may leave a peak only when its value is one rank above or below the open card on the pile underneath.
Whatever you remove becomes the new card to match, so moves link together into runs. Those runs are what the scoring is after, since combo chains earn bonus points on top of the normal count. When nothing on the peaks fits, tap the deck to turn over a fresh card, and when you are truly stuck, a wild card can keep the round going.
There is no fixed finish line here; the aim is to clear as many rounds as possible and push your high score up. Before each click, check which choice uncovers another card, because that tends to keep a chain alive longer. A slower, deeper patience game waits in Spider Solitaire Classic.
