Microsoft is celebrating 25 years of Solitaire, the classic-card game that many of us must have played on our PCs in the early 90’s and 2000s.
Microsoft has announced an internal competition among its employees to celebrate 25 years of Solitaire and in early June the same challenges used in the internal competition will be made open for users across the world to play.
Solitaire is a classic card game where users have to sort out a deck of cards which has been shuffled and arranged into seven piles, where the first card is open for the player to see.
In Solitaire version, that came with early Microsoft editions, users could set various difficulty levels. Those feeling nostalgic can download versions of the game from Microsoft Windows 8 store here.