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Game Rules:

1. Rule 1: The primary goal is to clear the tableau by moving cards that are one rank higher or lower than the face-up card at the bottom of the screen. Suits are not relevant in Solitaire TriPeaks Harvest. Aces are considered both high and low, meaning you can play a 2 or a King on an Ace.
2. Rule 2: When no moves are available on the tableau, tap the face-down stockpile to reveal a new card. Continue doing this until you find a playable card. If you exhaust the stockpile without clearing the tableau, the level is lost.
3. Rule 3: Successfully clearing a level earns you up to three stars. The faster you complete the level and the fewer cards you draw from the stockpile, the more stars you receive. Stars are used to grow crops on your farm.
4. Rule 4: You can use special power-ups to help you clear challenging levels. These power-ups can remove specific cards, shuffle the tableau, or reveal hidden cards. Use them strategically as they are limited.
5. Rule 5: Progress through the game by completing levels and earning stars to unlock new areas of the farm, discover new crops, and enjoy the relaxing farming theme.

Controls:

1. Action: Click or tap on a card in the tableau to move it to the foundation pile, provided it is one rank higher or lower than the current foundation card.
2. Action: Click or tap on the face-down stockpile to draw a new card when no moves are possible on the tableau.
3. Action: Click or tap on the power-up icons (if available) to activate their special abilities.

FAQ:

1. Q: How do I earn stars in Solitaire TriPeaks Harvest?

You earn stars by completing levels. The number of stars you receive (up to three) depends on how quickly you clear the tableau and how few cards you need to draw from the stockpile.

2. Q: What happens if I run out of cards in the stockpile?

If you have no more moves on the tableau and the stockpile is empty, you fail the level and will need to restart it.

3. Q: Can I play a King on an Ace?

Yes, in Solitaire TriPeaks Harvest, Aces are considered both high and low. This means you can play either a King or a 2 on an Ace.