It is also the first game to make use of Microsoft's card image library, created in part by graphic designer Susan Kare. Originally developed by Microsoft intern Wes Cherry in his spare time, Solitaire was included in the Windows 3.0 operating system as a learning tool to aid users who were unfamiliar with the drag-and-drop interaction with mouse hardware (as players can drag cards between stacks). Solitaire (also known as Microsoft Solitaire and Classic Solitaire) is a digital card solitaire game developed and released by Microsoft for Windows PCs in 1990, bundled with all installations of the Microsoft Windows operating systems from Windows 3.0 to Windows 7.īased on the Klondike variant of the solitaire card game, Solitaire has players managing seven stacks of cards ("row stacks"), in addition to cards drawn from the deck, in order to create four full foundation piles ("suit stacks"). Overview A standard game of Solitaire in Windows 3.1
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