Solitaire on NES is exactly what it sounds like—classic solitaire, but with that weirdly charming 8-bit aesthetic. The tropical beach theme is oddly specific (palm trees, birds, the whole deal), but honestly, it just makes the whole thing feel like a weirdly relaxing vacation where the only activity is moving cards around.

Gameplay’s straightforward—drag and drop cards, try to stack them in order, and hope the RNG doesn’t screw you over. No time limits, no pressure, just you and a deck of cards. The music’s got that classic NES synth vibe, which somehow works even when you’re stuck staring at the same three red sevens for way too long.

If you’ve ever played solitaire, you know the drill. If you haven’t… well, this is as good a place to start as any. Just don’t expect any deep strategy—sometimes the cards just won’t cooperate, and that’s half the fun.