Free solitaire software for mac

Xmahjongg is a simple solitaire game. The object is to remove all 144
Mah Jongg tiles from the playing area by matching them two at a time.
Xmahjongg 2.0 was released in 1990 by Jeff S. Young . This
version has been completely rewritten by Eddie Kohler
Enhancements:
- Pretty, round-edged, and colorful Mah Jongg tiles.
- Multiple tile sets.
- Undo.
- Hints let you quickly locate possible matches.
- Solvable boards by default.
- A clean button for automatically removing certain kinds of tiles.
- Aesthetics.
- A count of matches remaining.
- No fiddling with the X font path.

Solitude is a cute Solitaire board game available on Mac OS X.
This is an iOS TEAM product. Feel free to mail us for support, comments or unknown bugs reports. As usual, we offer no waranty at all, use it at your own risks. However, be assured that Mac OS X is safe enough to avoid being corrupted by Solitude in case of a crash.
You can use Solitude for free. No registration fee, no charge, no codes, locks, key or passwords of any kind are required.
Enhancements:
- Minor improvements...

The object of this solitaire game is to build a complete picture gallery of Jacks, Queen and Kings.

Its a game for a short break. The computer does obvious moves automatically: you concentrate your efforts in making good decisions instead of searching around for movable cards. In addition, you can compare your efforts with the result of a non-strategy (the computer plays many games doing all legal moves in random order).

It is implemented as a Java applet.

Matts Solitaire its just the popular card game, written for Mac OS X. It has all the features of the original and looks just as good.
Completly freeware.
Enhancements:
- Universal Binary for PPC or Intel Mac OS X 10.4.

Dicimoes is a simple time killer game, part puzzle, part solitaire. Fit together the hex shaped pieces to win. Its simple.

Playing Dicimoes is very simple. Getting good at it takes some practice. To start, drag any Dicimoe tile from the bottom of the screen onto the hexogonal play area. Next you drag another tile next to it. The sides of that tile that contact each other much match. From that point on, every tile you place must touch two or more other tiles.

To fit tiles you will need to sometimes rotate them. Click on a tile in the bottom area to rotate it, then you can drag it into place. You can use the arrow buttons at the bottom to move the game pieces around, if you need more space to build.

The Easy level forces you to place 6 tiles numbered 1 to 4.
The Hard level forces you to place 25 tiles, from 1 to 5.
The Insane level requires 25 tiles, numbered 1 to 6.

Learning the secrets to winning will take practice. Learning to win every time requires planning.

Solitario is a very simple and addictive solitaire card game.

To pause the credits in Solitarios opening screen press the shift key, to backtrack hold down the option key.

To start playing solitario click the mouse once.

You are presented with a deck of cards. Click on the deck, press the enter or the return key to deal cards.

If any two adjacent cards, or cards with not more than one card in between them, have the same value or belong to the same suit they can be both put on the same pile, you click them both and solitario will move the right hand card on top of the left hand one.

You win if you can get all the cards in 1 pile.
I decided to make Solitario free, for the time being. All rights are reserved and you may use it but only at your own risk. I tested it only on MAC OSX.3.6 but it may work on earlier versions.
Solitario is available only for Macintosh and I hope you find it as addictive as I do.
Please do not hesitate to suggest beautiful additions to Solitario and report bugs. Enjoy it!