Yukon
Klondike with no stock — move whole piles of face-up cards to dig out the aces.
How to play Yukon
All 52 cards are dealt into seven columns — the first has one face-up card and the rest end with five face-up cards over a hidden block. There is no stock. Tap any face-up card to pick it up together with every card resting on top of it, then tap a destination: the card you grabbed must land on one of the opposite colour and one rank higher. The pile you carry does not need to be in order. Empty columns accept a King (with its pile), and the four foundations build up from Ace to King by suit. Double-tap a card to send it home. Clear all 52 cards to the foundations to win.
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Yukon — frequently asked questions
How is Yukon different from Klondike?
Yukon has no stock or waste — every card is on the table from the start — and you can move any face-up card along with the cards stacked on it, even when that group is not a tidy sequence.
What can I place on an empty column?
Only a King, or a King together with the cards piled on top of it. Freeing a column and parking a King there is one of the key tactics in Yukon.
How is the score calculated?
Your score is the number of cards on the foundations, up to 52. Completing all four foundations wins the game, and your best score is saved.
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