Can you help get all the Clubs into the Disco?!

Match pairs to remove them, and line up numerically descending groups to help shuffle the piles around, and access the clubs.

The classic game of chance.
Guess whether the next card will be higher or lower than the current one.
Earn combos for guessing cards in a row, and get two points if the cards have the same value!
Note : Aces are low. (They only score 1)

You and AL both have 13 cards, and along the way, must bid on the piles of diamonds that are placed onto the table.
Can you outbid AL enough to win the most gems at the end of the game?!

Match the pairs in the order given, as you try to flip the card again.

A recreation of the classic Klondike Solitaire (Windows Solitaire) game. Move all the cards into the foundation piles to win.
You can use thumbsticks, Joycon Motion, Touchscreen or even a Mouse to play.

Two similar solitaire games. Move cards from the draw pile onto the foundations, either one above or below, of any suit.
Use standard Poker values in the order 10,J,Q,K, and Ace can be either 1 or 14.

Play five rounds of poker by yourself, trying to score as many points as you can along the way.

Turn over all the cards on the board, scoring points as you go.

Clear the cards by matching alike-value cards which are beside each other.
As you clear areas, hit the remaining card pile to shuffle cards towards the top-left, and retrieve more cards from the deck.

Match adjacent cards (both by value or suit) to create Jimps, racking up combo scores by finding multiple Jimps.

Move all the cards onto the four foundation piles.
Cards can be placed atop one-higher cards, as long as they aren't of the same suit. (9 of Diamonds can be placed onto 10 of Hearts, Clubs or Spades, but NOT 10 of Diamonds)

The foundations should be built up in the usual manner, from Ace to King in the same suit.

Move the cards onto the Foundation piles, from Ace to King.

Match up cards that add up to 13, in order to clear the pyramid.

A traditional two player card game.
Remove all the cards from your Pay Off pile in order to win the game.

Line up the cards in the grid so that the cards in each row and column add up to 21.
Remember that Aces can be either 1 or 11, and that Jack, Queen and King equal 10.

Try to place all the extra cards within the grid, so that each row and column adds up to 21.

Try to score as close to 21 as you can, without going over.
Once you've stuck/bust, AL will take his turn, trying to beat your score.
The closest to 21 wins the round, and the first to three wins is the overall winner.

Try to build up the pyramid by placing cards which match both of the cards below, by suit or value.

You can swap free cards on the same level, or replace them entirely with dealt cards of the same suit or value, but only if the card has no card above it.

You win if you can reach the very top.

"Putt" your cards onto the green. Putted card should be of value one higher or lower than the card on the green.
If you can't putt any cards, draw a new Green from the deck.

Move cards one at a time to try to unveil the next cards to fit onto the foundation piles.
You can move card on top of higher ranking cards, in a bid to get to the required card.
Warning : This is a REALLY hard game!

Use the cards in your hand to move your piece carefully through the board of spikes. Landing on spikes will poke you, but will you be moved forwards or backwards?

Match the pairs of the cards that the computer player reveals, in the same order.

Move the cards towards a single pile on the left.
You can place cards of the same suit or value atop each other, if they're directly next to each other, or jump over if they're two cards apart.

The classic "Windows" Solitaire.
Try to fill the foundation piles with cards of the same suit, from Ace to King.

A gentle Solitaire game.
Move cards around the table, placing cards atop each other in descending order. Your goal is to collect runs of King through to Ace, which will be banished to the Complete pile.

The Sheriff has found an ominous pile of cards lying in the sand. Whatever might be lurking within?

Remember the layout, Remember the order, and then pick the Cards Again..