Nine columns in a triangle and a reserve of seven cards, all face up. Build the 4 foundations from A to K, one per suit. On the table, a card goes on another one rank higher in the other colour. Move one card at a time, although you can shift several in a row if you have free spaces to help. Any card can go into an empty space. The 7 reserve cards (at the bottom) can be played whenever you like. Tap a card and it goes to the best place, or drag it. 💡 gives a hint and ↩️ undoes.
80 levels, difficulty spread from easy to hard · easy, normal and hard modes
Lives
No lives: retry as often as you like
TV remote
Yes, with a cursor (D-pad + OK)
Players
1 (touch) · 1–4 taking turns (TV)
Languages
Spanish, English
Platforms
Browser (phone, tablet, PC), Android TV, Fire TV
Price
Free, no ads
Inspired by
King Albert · Idiot's Delight
FAQ
How do you play King Albert?
Nine columns in a triangle and a reserve of seven cards, all face up. Build the 4 foundations from A to K, one per suit. On the table, a card goes on another one rank higher in the other colour. Move one card at a time, although you can shift several in a row if you have free spaces to help. Any card can go into an empty space. The 7 reserve cards (at the bottom) can be played whenever you like. Tap a card and it goes to the best place, or drag it. 💡 gives a hint and ↩️ undoes.
Is King Albert free?
Yes. It is free, with no ads or purchases, and you do not need to sign up or download anything: it runs in your browser.
Can I play offline?
It needs a connection to load; once open, the game keeps running even if the connection drops.
Can I play it on a TV with the remote?
Yes, on Android TV, Google TV or Fire TV. D-pad to a card · OK moves it. Up to 4 people can play taking turns.
What game is King Albert inspired by?
It recreates the mechanics of King Albert · Idiot's Delight, with emoji graphics, up to 120 levels with easy, normal and hard modes and touch controls.