Casey's Solitaire

Games / Cross-Platform Solutions

Casey's Solitaire is not your usual solitaire. Based on a card game called "Sir Tommy," it is a challenging game to win. For the wimps among us (we have no problem including ourselves in this group,) multiple preferences allow the user to control the difficulty of game play, making Casey's Solitaire fun for everyone from young children to card-savvy adults. Unlike the more common Klondike solitaire, Casey's Solitaire requires a good memory and a bit of planning.

When played strictly by the book, Casey's Solitaire is a very addictive game. But what sets it apart from other solitaire games is the option to let Casey, the author's parrot, out of his cage. When Casey decides to "help" you play solitaire...well, let's just say that if you have ever wondered if you could live with a parrot, this option might help you decide. The Kleenex is on the house.

Casey's Solitaire is free for private use, and is available for both Macintosh and Windows. You can download a copy right here.

Casey's Solitaire for Mac 68K

Casey's Solitaire for Mac PPC

Casey's Solitaire for Windows

System Requirements

For Macintosh:
Mac OS 7.1 or higher, a 68030 CPU or better (68K), or a PowerMac (PPC); 2.5 megabytes of RAM (4 megabytes recommended); 2.5 megabytes of disk space; 256 colors (thousands or millions of colors recommended.) Casey's Solitaire runs fine under OS 9. Unstuff the file with StuffIt Expander.

For Windows:
Windows 95, 98, or NT; 2 megabytes of disk space; 256 colors (high color or true color recommended.) Use an unzipping utility to unzip the file.