At the start of the game tableau piles will be dealt The first pile has card the second pile has cards and so on until the seventh pile has cards After that one extra card is dealt as the start of the first foundation pile there are foundation piles and each will have to start from a card with this number The aim of the game is to put all the cards to the foundation piles The foundation piles are built up by cards of the same suit wrapping from K to A if necessary The tableau piles can be built down by cards of the same colour also wrapping from A to K if necessary If the cards in the tableau pile are stacked not only by the same colour but also by the same suit then you can move the group of cards together An empty tableau pile can be filled by any card When you cannot find any moves then you can click the stock pile and then one card will be dealt to each of the tableau piles After rounds of dealing the stock cards cards are left and the cards can be laid out and can be used to stack to the tableau piles or put to the foundation piles Try to empty the tableaus and stack the cards according to suit if possible If there are no more moves then you can click the give up button to end the game The more cards you put to the foundation piles the higher your score

Yes, Agnes Solitaire has elements of cruelty or aggression.

The game is built with a Javascript visual game engine/code-based tool.

Agnes Solitaire is designed for mobile play on phones and tablets.

The developer credited with developing this game’s storyline is Novel Games Limited.

The most suitable age group for this game is Kids, Teens, Young Adults, Adults, Seniors.

The game would be listed under the Cards category.

The game’s gender audience is Male & Female.

Yes, Agnes Solitaire includes blood scenes or references.

No, Agnes Solitaire cannot be played by kids without issues.