Spooky Tripeaks

Flip through a haunted deck where every draw opens a path to clear the spooky board—just don't let the stockpile run dry.

Spooky Tripeaks takes the classic card-clearing solitaire formula and dresses it up in pumpkins, ghosts, and purple moonlight. You draw cards one at a time from a stockpile, then tap any face-up card on the board that's exactly one number higher or lower. Clear a card and its neighbor might flip over, revealing more options. I kept coming back because the game never lets you relax—you're always one bad draw away from a stuck board. The Halloween wrapping is charming rather than scary. Bats flutter in the background, candlelit cards glow, and the whole thing feels like a cozy October evening. Underneath the aesthetic, though, it's a proper brain teaser. You have to look three moves ahead: should you grab that 7 on the left peak now, or save it as a bridge to reach the 8 hiding behind a face-down card? I once cleared an entire row with a single run from 10 down to 3, and it felt absurdly satisfying. What I like most is the pace. Each level is a compact puzzle, perfect for a five-minute break. You'll fail sometimes—run out of stockpile cards with ghosts still smirking at you—but the restart is instant and the boards are randomized, so no two runs feel identical. If you enjoy solitaire but want a little more Halloween flavor, this one's worth your time.

You have to draw cards one at a time from your stockpile. Select the cards that are higher or lower in value to your drawn card to remove it from the playing field. To complete a level you need to remove all the cards from the playing field without runnin

Clear the tallest peaks early—they hide the most face-down cards and unlock more options. Chain as many cards as possible before drawing again; each stock card is precious. When you have a choice, pick the card that uncovers a new face-up card rather than an isolated one. Watch the remaining stockpile count at the bottom; if it gets low, be more conservative with your selections. Ignore the spooky decorations—focus on the number on each card, not the picture.

Q: Is Spooky Tripeaks free? A: Yes, it's completely free to play in your browser with no hidden charges. Q: Can I play Spooky Tripeaks on mobile? A: Yes, the HTML5 version works on phones and tablets with touch controls. Q: Do I need to download anything? A: No download needed—just open the page and start playing right away. Q: How do I win a level? A: Clear all cards from the board by picking ones one higher or lower than your drawn card. Q: Is Spooky Tripeaks a horror game? A: It's cute-spooky with pumpkins and ghosts, not scary—fine for all ages. Q: What if I run out of cards in the stockpile? A: That ends the level, so plan your moves and avoid wasting draws.