It’s not every day you come across a website that is entirely stripped down of bells and whistles or advertisements and clickbait. It’s even stranger seeing an online gaming website with literally NOTHING but free and fun games in a format so simple you keep wondering when you’ll be bombarded with spam. But no spam comes. Instead, Solitaire.org brings a stunningly simple and clean portal to the classic games you’ve grown up with.
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Solitaire Gaming at it’s Finest (and Simplest!)
The first thing you’ll see at Solitaire.org is the above classic Solitaire layout. If you’re like me, you’ll wonder if it’s just an image.
But it’s the actual game. It just loads blazingly fast and doesn’t give you any of the unnecessary frills other websites bombard us with as they try to grab as much personal data as possible.
You don’t need to even click a start button. You just begin playing! It really is that simple.
And don’t think there’s a catch because there isn’t one.
Over 50 Free Online Games
Navigate to any of the more than 50 games available at Solitaire.org like China Mahjong, Garden Secrets Hidden Objects, or my personal favorite from back in the day, Minesweeper, and you’ll keep seeing the same result: Fast, fun, and friendly.
One aspect that really sets this online video game apart from others besides the simple, ad-free layout, is their instructions and game information below each game.
If you’re like me, you’re a curious soul and wonder how some of these classic games came to be.
The creators behind Solitaire.org discuss scoring, rules, different game play styles, and even a little history behind the game.
Creators that Care
Here’s the thing about websites you already know.
Some folks care what you think.
And others don’t.
It’s neat that the creators behind Solitaire.org are really focused on user experience. They want to see if folks appreciate the clutter-free format. They want to know if online gamers will appreciate not having ads forced in front of them. And they want to know if speed and simplicity matter.
I for one do appreciate what they’re trying to create and what’s really neat is that they’re still a relatively “young” gaming website. If you have ideas or interests, you can send them an email or reach out to them on social media.
And unlike big, established gaming sites, I believe the folks behind Solitaire.org will truly listen and do what they can to help you have more fun.
And speaking of fun, did I mention it’s family-friendly?
Family-Friendly Fun
As a dad, I’m always sensitive to age appropriate content and these days it’s difficult finding websites that are family-friendly.
With it’s ad-free, clutter free, and spam free layout, Solitaire.org is a great place to consider teaching your kids about some of the classic games you used to play growing up (and still do!).
I’d love for you to check them out and let me know in the comments what your favorite game is!
As for me, it’s STILL Minesweeper. Though I wouldn’t complain if they could strike a deal for Sim Ant and Sim City Classic!
Happy gaming!
