Sea Towers Solitaire is played with a deck of 52 standard playing cards. The object of the game is to move all the cards to the 4 foundation piles (located two to the far left and two to the far right at the top) and form up in suit from A to K. The 4 free cells in the center at the top can hold one card each and act as storage. Cards placed in these cells can move to and from the tableau piles or foundations. At the start of the game, 5 cards are dealt to each of the 10 tableau piles, with the remaining 2 cards dealt to the 2 center cells at the top. Player can move only one card at a time and build down by suit in the tableau piles. For example, you can place a 5 of Spade on top of a 6 of Spade. Since there are only 4 cells that act as storage, the number of cards in a sequence that can be moved from one tableau pile to another is greatly affected by the number of free cells. Therefore, it is best to keep as much free cells as possible to maximize your maneuverability.
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