This is Klondike: seven columns, four foundations, one deck. One card is turned at a time. You can go through the deck as often as you like, but it costs you. And you move cards by tapping them, not dragging.
Fifty-two cards. Seven columns hold one to seven cards each, with only the top card of each face up. The other 24 cards are the deck.
A card goes on a card one rank higher and of the other colour: a red 6 on a black 7. Face-up cards that sit in order move together, and you can lift the whole run or only the lower part of it.
Only a King, or a run that starts with a King, can go into an empty column.
Four of them, one for each suit. Each is built up in order from the Ace to the King.
Tap the deck to turn one card onto the pile beside it. The top card of that pile is the one you can play. When the deck runs out, tap it again to turn the pile back over. You can do that as often as you like, at 20 points a time.
Tap a card to lift it, then tap where it goes. Tap the lifted card a second time to send it straight to its foundation. The Send up button plays every card that can go to a foundation, one after another.
The top card of a foundation can come back down onto a column. It costs 15 points, which is more than the 10 it earned going up.
Ten for each card that reaches a foundation. Five each time a face-down card is turned up. Minus 15 for a card taken back, minus 20 for turning the pile over, and 250 for getting all four suits home. There is no clock and nothing for speed. A run cannot finish below zero.
All four suits are home. Or the deck and the pile are both empty and nothing on the table can move. Or you tap End run, and tap again to confirm, which banks the score you have. A run also stops after 5,000 moves.
The 8♣ alone could not have made that move. A black 8 does not go on a black 10. It had to travel with the red 9.
Now tap the deck. If it turns an Ace, tap the Ace twice and it goes to its foundation for 10. That is 15 points, and the reason a clean win is 875: 520 for the 52 cards, 105 for the 21 cards that start face down, and 250 for going out.
Free, and no account needed. Opening the game seats you as a guest, and the run starts when you press Start.
one of the games in the Arcade.