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Play Solit Online

You slam arrow keys to shuffle pixelated cards on a glowing green screen, chasing that tiny rush when columns finally clear. No frills, just you versus the deck—and your own stubborn high score.

Developer: Wes Cherry
Genre: Card game
Released: 1990
File size: 63.16 KB
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Game Overview

Ah, Solit—the MS-DOS solitaire game that tricked us all into thinking we were being productive when we were really just moving digital cards around. No fancy graphics, no hand-holding—just a stark green or amber screen and that satisfying click-clack of keyboard commands as you shuffled columns.

I remember getting weirdly competitive with myself, trying to beat my own high score while pretending to work. The game didn’t even bother with animations; cards just appeared in new spots like magic. And yet, somehow, it was more absorbing than half the flashy games today.

If you ever stared at a command prompt and thought, “I could be playing cards right now,” this was your go-to. Pure, unfiltered nostalgia for anyone who misses the days when games didn’t need a tutorial—just a keyboard and stubborn determination.


Each game uses different controls, most DOS games use the keyboard arrows. Some will use the mouse , "Alt" ,"Enter" and "Space bar".
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