About Peak Tide
Peak Tide is TriPeaks solitaire on a sunny shore. Twenty-eight cards sit in three peaks above the water. Tap a free card that is one rank higher or one rank lower than the card on the waste pile. Suit does not matter, and King and Ace connect, so a run can wrap around.
Every card you play becomes the next card to match, so the fun is in the long run: 6, 7, 8, 7, 6. When nothing fits, tap the stock for a new waste card. Clear all three peaks to win. The first deal is gentle and a calm pace takes about a minute and a half. Later deals hide more of the cards you need and ask you to plan a few moves ahead.
Every deal is checked by a solver before you play, so a winning line always exists. Undo is unlimited, a hint appears if you pause, and each deal has one +5, which puts five waste cards back into the stock, and one Wild card. Stars reward cards left in the stock and long runs. A Daily deal is the same for every player. Your game is saved on your device, and soft ocean waves play until you mute them.
How to play Peak Tide
- Three peaks of cards sit on the table. Only the cards that nothing covers are face up and free to play.
- Tap a free card that is one rank higher or one rank lower than the face-up card on the waste pile. Suit and color do not matter, and King and Ace connect.
- Each card you play goes on the waste and becomes the new card to match, so you can chain a long run.
- When no card fits, tap the stock to turn over a new waste card. The run counter resets.
- Clear all 28 cards from the three peaks to win the deal. You lose only if the stock is empty and no card fits.
Features
- Classic TriPeaks rules: one higher or one lower, suit ignored
- King and Ace connect, so runs can wrap around
- Run counter with a bonus for every five in a row
- Every deal checked by a solver, so it can be won
- Unlimited undo and a gentle hint when you pause
- One +5 (five waste cards back to the stock) and one Wild card per deal
- Stars for cards left in the stock and long runs, plus a Daily deal
- Clear, large card faces drawn for phones
- One-finger tap controls
- Gentle ocean waves with a one-tap mute
- The deal in progress saved on your device
Tips and tricks
- Look a few cards ahead before you tap. A run that goes 7, 8, 7, 6 often frees more cards than the obvious 7, 8, 9.
- Play cards that uncover face-down cards first. A card that frees nothing can wait.
- Save the stock. Every card left in the stock at the end adds to your score and to your stars.
- Long runs score more: each card in a run is worth 25 points times the run length.
- If you are stuck, wait a moment for the hint, use Undo, or keep the one-per-deal Wild card for the last few cards.
Peak Tide FAQ
Is Peak Tide free?
Yes. It is free in your browser on phones, tablets and computers, with no download and no account.
What is TriPeaks solitaire?
TriPeaks is a solitaire game with 28 cards laid out as three peaks. You clear it by playing cards one rank above or below the waste card, building long runs.
Can every deal be won?
Yes. Every Peak Tide deal is checked by a solver before you play, so a winning line always exists. Later deals need more careful play.
Do King and Ace connect?
Yes. You can play an Ace on a King and a King on an Ace, so runs can wrap around.
Is there undo?
Yes. Undo is unlimited. Each deal also has one +5, which puts five cards from the waste back into the stock, and one Wild that lets you play any face-up card.
Is there a daily deal?
Yes. The Daily deal is the same for every player that day, and you can share your result.
Does it save my place?
Yes. Your deal in progress, your level, your best score and your sound setting are saved on your device.
Is Peak Tide free to play?
Yes. Peak Tide is completely free and runs in your web browser. There is nothing to download and no account to create.
Can I play Peak Tide on my phone?
Yes. Peak Tide is designed for phones first (portrait, one hand) and also works on tablets and desktop computers with a mouse.
Is my progress saved?
Your progress and unlocked levels are saved in your browser on this device (local storage). Clearing your browser data resets it.


















































