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Version 1.51 · 2026-08-12
Bug fixes and optimizations
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The store currently lists version 1.51, updated 2026-08-12.






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The classic Pyramid Solitaire challenge, built for competition.
Pyramid Solitaire Cube transforms every deck into a race of strategy and skill. Match cards that add up to 13, reveal new cards, and think several moves ahead as you chase your highest score. Every move can open new opportunities, rewarding careful planning from start to finish.
How to Play
Match pairs of cards that add up to 13 to clear the pyramid. Use the special "free" slot to solve tricky layouts and finish each deck with the highest score possible.
Compete with Friends
Every deck is a new opportunity to outscore your friends. Invite them to take on the challenge and see who can finish with the highest score.
Why You'll Love Pyramid Solitaire Cube
- Classic Pyramid Solitaire
- Challenging card puzzles
- Strategic gameplay
- Competitive leaderboards…
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