About TriPeaks Solitaire
One long chain, three peaks, no suits
Twenty-eight cards stand in three overlapping peaks, one card seeds the foundation, and twenty-three wait in the stock. Every play must sit exactly one rank above or below whatever is showing, and suits never enter into it. That arithmetic is the entire game: twenty-eight cards to remove against twenty-three draws, so a clear is only possible if your chains keep running. Each card you take without touching the stock is a draw banked for the moment the board goes stubborn.
Excavation order is the skill
The peaks come apart from the bottom, because a card stays locked until both of the cards overlapping it are gone. Eighteen of the twenty-eight start covered, and the same deal can clear or stall depending purely on which base cards you spend first. That is the argument for playing slowly in a game that looks like it wants speed. Wrapping Kings round to Aces is allowed on Easy only; on Medium and Hard the ladder genuinely dead-ends at both extremes, which is where the game stops being a rhythm exercise and starts being a puzzle. There is no energy meter here, no daily allowance, and nothing that stops you starting the next deal immediately.
The written pages
The rules page covers the layout and what counts as a legal play, strategy goes into reading a peak before you dismantle it, the odds page explains why clear rates swing so hard with the wrap rule, and variations covers Golf-style relatives and the multi-peak boards. All four are revised in step with the game rather than left to rot.
Who keeps it running
This domain is one of about two dozen operated by Card Games Studio, an independent studio that builds browser card games and nothing else. The sites listed further down belong to us as well, which is the only reason they are listed, and the studio page names each one. TriPeaks is where people most often arrive expecting the mobile-app version with boosters and lives, and the most common message we get is relief that there are none. Anything that looks broken, or a chain that refused a card it should have taken, can go to hello@coffeebreak.gg.