Sea Towers Solitaire is a one-deck game, similar to Freecell Solitaire. Unlike Freecell, cards are built down in suit, and an empty column can only be filled with a King. This makes the game quite
a bit harder than Freecell, but arguably makes it more fun.
To build 4 same suit rows in the foundation.
Sea Towers Solitaire starts with 10 standard stacks, each with 5 cards. There are 4 freecells (or in this game 'towers'),
two of which contain a card when the game starts. There are 4 foundations stacks, all empty when the game starts.
Cards can be moved onto the standard stacks if they are the same suit, and one less in rank. For example, a 10 of Spades can
be moved onto a Jack of Spades.
Empty columns can only be filled with a King.
Like Freecell, the game supports power moves. This is just a shortcut way to move multiple cards at once. Unlike freecell, empty columns are NOT used in calculating how
many cards can be moved.
Suppose that the initial deal looks like this:
The four stacks at the top-middle of the screen are the 'towers' 9or freecells). As you can see, two of them contain a card,
in this case the 9 and 5 of spades)
With this game you might start trying to access the Ace of clubs, because both cards underneath it can be played without using
the freecells.
So, move the 9 of clubs onto the 10 of clubs...
And the 7 of Diamonds onto the 8 of Diamonds...
Now the Ace of clubs can be moved to a foundation...
From this point the next move might be to move the 5 of spades away from the freecell, to free up one of the freecells...
