Aces at Home for Seniors

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The Aces start at home. Build down by one in any suit, one card at a time, and keep the single free cell for when you are stuck. That is Aces at Home, a card game you can play on ElderWit.com in large print.

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Use a phone, a tablet or a computer. There is nothing to install.

What to expect

Easy has 3 deals and Harder has 1.

How to play Aces at Home

  1. Tap Play now. Aces at Home opens right here in your web browser.
  2. Choose a level: Easy, Medium or Harder.
  3. The Aces start at home.
  4. Build each suit up to the King.
  5. In the columns, build down by one in any suit, moving one card at a time.
  6. One free cell holds a single card.
  7. Any card may fill an empty column.
  8. There is no time limit, so play as slowly as you like.
  9. Want a fresh start? Tap Start over at any time.

Three levels

Why people enjoy it

Card and board games are a lovely way to spend time at the table, and Aces at Home brings that feeling to the screen with big, clear pieces. Most of all, it is a pleasant way to enjoy planning a move or two ahead.

If you like Aces at Home

Looking for something in the same spirit? Try Fore Cell. The free cells start full. Build down in red and black, use the cells to move runs, and keep in mind that only a King may fill an empty column. Or open Fortune's Favor. The Aces start at home and twelve cards lie face up. Build down in suit one card at a time, and turn the stock to find the cards you need. And for a change of pace, there is Penelope's Web. The Aces start at home and every card is face up. Build down by one in any suit, one card at a time. Only a King may fill an empty column. Last, Open Castle is close in style. Every card is face up, with two cards waiting in the free cells. Build up or down in the same suit, one card at a time, and send each suit home.

Questions

Is Aces at Home easy to learn?

Yes. Start on Easy: Three deals. Two suits, 26 cards. When that feels comfortable, move up. On Harder: One full deal. The full deck of 52 cards.

Do I need to download anything to play Aces at Home?

No. Aces at Home opens in your web browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Text size can be made bigger in Settings.

Are there other games like Aces at Home?

Yes. ElderWit.com has 2,000+ games, and the Cards and Boards page lists the ones closest to Aces at Home. All of them have large print and no ads.

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