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Solitaire games usually feel like lonely affairs until you introduce a cast of grumpy literary characters to the table. Alice: Wonderland Solitaire turns the classic logic challenge into a series of heated debates against icons like the Cheshire Cat and the Mad Hatter. You send cards to the foundation piles to chip away at your opponent's stubbornness until they finally give in. Building sequences requires you to stack cards by alternating colors while managing the seven columns on your screen. Dragging a full run of cards at once helps you clear space quickly during those tricky rounds. Earning experience points allows you to climb levels and unlock passive skills that permanently change how you interact with the deck. Rabbit Hole lets you place any card into empty columns, while Drink Me gives you a head start by snapping an Ace into the home pile immediately. Mastering these abilities remains the only way to challenge the Queen of Hearts herself. Jump straight into the madness in your browser now since you never need to download a single file to play.
The goal is four Foundation piles, one per suit, Ace up to King. Every card that lands there wears down your opponent's stubbornness. Empty their bar and the level is won.
Seven columns sit on the table. A card goes on the next rank up of the opposite colour: a black six onto a red seven. You can drag a whole built run at once. An empty column takes only a King — until you learn Rabbit Hole, then any card will do.
Click the face-down deck to turn a card into the waste. When it runs out, click again and the cards come back for another pass, as often as you like.
Drag cards with the mouse or your finger. Right-click a top card and it flies to the Foundation by itself if it has a place there — the quickest way to settle an argument.
Every card in a Foundation is one XP. XP raises your level, each level grants a skill point. Within a branch, skills unlock in order.
Card game enthusiasts who enjoy a narrative twist on classic mechanics will love this challenge. Casual players seeking a quick brain training session during breaks find the logic puzzles satisfying. Fans of the original books appreciate the thematic connection between the stubborn opponents and the classic solitaire rules.
You must complete the foundation piles by stacking cards from Ace to King, which depletes your opponent's stubbornness bar.
Yes, the game is fully optimized for browsers, allowing you to drag and drop cards using touch controls on any smartphone or tablet.
No installation is required because the game runs directly in your web browser without registration.