Mr Bit

Mr Bit
Scorpion solitaire, done right. A full 52-card deck is dealt into seven columns - some cards face up, some hidden - and your job is to untangle it all into four neat suit runs from King down to Ace. It plays like a tougher, more tactical cousin of Klondike, where every buried card is a puzzle waiting to be freed.

BUILD DOWN, SAME SUIT
Stack cards down in matching suits: a nine of spades slides onto a ten of spades, an eight onto the nine, and so on. The twist that makes Scorpion special - you can pick up ANY face-up card along with every card sitting on top of it, even when they are out of order, and move the whole pile at once. Free a buried card and it flips face up automatically.

THINK BEFORE YOU MOVE
Empty a whole column and only a King may move into the gap, so plan your space carefully. When you finally run dry, tap the stock to deal its three reserve cards onto the board and open up fresh moves. One wrong pile can lock the tableau - a quick Undo lets you rethink.

TWELVE HAND-DEALT CHALLENGES
Twelve levels rise from a gentle First Sting to the merciless Emperor Sting. Every level is dealt from a fixed shuffle, so the same board comes up each time - learn it, beat it, and chase a faster, cleaner solve.

STARS, COINS AND A SHOP
Solve a deal quickly with no undos to earn all three stars, and bank coins on every win. Spend them in the shop and claim a small free gift. Everything is earned in-game - no pay-to-win.

DESERT-DUSK STYLE
Warm sand, burnt-orange cards and a calm, unhurried table. Whether you have two minutes or twenty, there is always one more tableau to crack.