Card Games
26 free games in this category
This hub collects every card game on AppFreeGame, from quiet solitaire to lively table games against computer opponents. Trick-taking fans can play Hearts, Spades, Euchre or Sheng Ji, while shedding games such as Big Two, Dou Dizhu, Crazy Eights and Sevens are all about emptying your hand first. Gin Rummy and Rummy 500 test how well you build melds, and Hanafuda brings the Japanese flower-card game Koi-Koi to your screen. For younger players, Go Fish, Old Maid and War are easy to learn. Every opponent follows the real rules, the games remember your progress in the browser, and nothing needs installing.
Dou Dizhu (Fight the Landlord)
The classic Chinese card game against two computer bots. Bid to become the Landlord, then race to empty your hand with pairs, straights, airplanes, bombs and the joker rocket. Three levels, ranking points.
vs ComputerBig Two
The classic Asian shedding game (锄大地 / 大老二) versus three bots — 2 is the highest card. Empty your hand first with singles, pairs, triples and five-card poker hands.
vs ComputerSheng Ji (Tractor)
Partnership Sheng Ji / Tractor vs Computer — two decks, trumps, pairs and tractors, collect points and level up from 2 to Ace. Three levels, ranked.
vs ComputerMahjong
Traditional 4-player Mahjong against three computer opponents. Draw and discard tiles, claim Pong, Kong and Chi, and build four melds plus a pair to win. Three levels, ranked, offline.
vs ComputerHanafuda (Koi-Koi)
The classic Japanese flower-card game against the computer. Match cards by month, build yaku, and gamble with koi-koi. Three levels, ranked wins.
vs ComputerKlondike Solitaire
The classic single-player card game — build all four suits up from Ace to King. Draw-1 and draw-3 modes, unlimited redeals, undo, timer and ranked scores.
cardsSpider Solitaire
The classic two-deck patience — build same-suit runs down from King to Ace and clear all eight sequences. One, two or four suits, ranked scores.
cardsFreeCell
The open-board solitaire — all 52 cards face-up, four free cells and four foundations. Plan your supermoves and clear every suit. Nearly every deal can be solved.
cardsPyramid Solitaire
Remove pairs of exposed cards that add up to 13 to dismantle a seven-row pyramid — Kings go alone. Easy and hard stock passes, timer and ranked scores.
cardsTri Towers
Three-peak solitaire — clear all 28 cards by playing one rank up or down from the waste, chaining long combos for a bigger ranked score.
cardsHearts
The classic trick-taking card game against three computer opponents — dodge hearts and the Queen of Spades, pass three cards each hand, finish lowest to win. Three levels, ranked.
vs ComputerSpades vs Computer
Partnership Spades against the computer — bid tricks, call nil, break spades and race your team to 500. Three levels, ranked.
vs ComputerGin Rummy
The classic two-player rummy game against the computer — build sets and runs, cut your deadwood, knock or go gin, and race to 100 points.
vs ComputerCrazy Eights
The public-domain root of modern shedding card games — match the discard by suit or rank, play a wild 8 to change the suit, and empty your hand first against the computer.
vs ComputerWar
The classic no-strategy card game vs the computer. Flip a card, higher rank wins — a tie means war! Pure luck, endlessly relaxing.
vs ComputerGo Fish
Ask the computer players for card ranks, collect four-of-a-kind books, and finish with the most books to win. Three levels, ranked, offline.
vs ComputerEuchre
Partnership Euchre against the computer — you and a bot partner versus two bots. Call trump with the bowers, go alone and race to 10 points.
vs ComputerOld Maid
Chase the odd Queen against three computer players — match pairs, draw hidden cards, and try not to get stuck with the Old Maid. Three levels, ranked wins.
vs ComputerRummy 500
Play 500 Rum against 1–3 computer opponents — meld sets and runs, scoop the discard pile, lay off onto anyone, and race to 500 points.
vs ComputerSevens (Fan Tan)
The classic Fan Tan card game against three computer players — build four suit rows from the sevens and empty your hand first. Three levels, ranked.
vs ComputerMemory Match
Classic pairs game — flip two cards at a time and find every matching pair in as few flips and seconds as you can.
puzzleGolf Solitaire
A fast one-deck patience: clear seven columns by playing cards one rank up or down onto the waste. Easy A–K wrap or hard no-wrap, ranked scores.
cardsYukon Solitaire
A tougher single-player cousin of Klondike — every card is dealt out at the start, there is no stock or waste, and you may move a whole face-up stack at once, sequence or not. Undo, restart-this-deal and ranked scores.
cardsForty Thieves Solitaire
A tougher two-deck patience game — ten tableau columns, strict same-suit single-card moves and eight foundations to fill from Ace to King.
cardsScorpion Solitaire
A single-deck solitaire with no foundations at all — sort every card straight into four King-to-Ace same-suit sequences inside the tableau. Grab any face-up card and everything on it, even out of sequence, plus a one-time 3-card reserve. Undo and ranked scores.
cardsCanfield Solitaire
A tough classic patience game. Deal a reserve, a base card and four tableau piles, then build the foundations up from a rank set by the deal itself, wrapping King back to Ace. Unlimited redeals, undo and ranked scores.
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