The first card, the beak, decides the game: the foundations start at its rank (the other three cards of that rank are already there) and go up by suit, wrapping after K. On the table you build down in the same suit and can move whole same-suit runs. You have seven cells (the flipper) to park cards. An empty column only takes the card just below the beak (if the beak is a 5, a 4). Tap a card and it goes to the best place, or drag it. 💡 gives a hint and ↩️ undoes.
80 levels, difficulty spread from easy to hard · easy, normal and hard modes
Lives
No lives: retry as often as you like
TV remote
Yes, with a cursor (D-pad + OK)
Players
1 (touch) · 1–4 taking turns (TV)
Languages
Spanish, English
Platforms
Browser (phone, tablet, PC), Android TV, Fire TV
Price
Free, no ads
Inspired by
Penguin (David Parlett)
FAQ
How do you play Penguin?
The first card, the beak, decides the game: the foundations start at its rank (the other three cards of that rank are already there) and go up by suit, wrapping after K. On the table you build down in the same suit and can move whole same-suit runs. You have seven cells (the flipper) to park cards. An empty column only takes the card just below the beak (if the beak is a 5, a 4). Tap a card and it goes to the best place, or drag it. 💡 gives a hint and ↩️ undoes.
Is Penguin free?
Yes. It is free, with no ads or purchases, and you do not need to sign up or download anything: it runs in your browser.
Can I play offline?
It needs a connection to load; once open, the game keeps running even if the connection drops.
Can I play it on a TV with the remote?
Yes, on Android TV, Google TV or Fire TV. D-pad to a card · OK moves it. Up to 4 people can play taking turns.
What game is Penguin inspired by?
It recreates the mechanics of Penguin (David Parlett), with emoji graphics, up to 120 levels with easy, normal and hard modes and touch controls.