

Starting with Windows 8, Microsoft rebranded the card game as the Microsoft Solitaire Collection.

RELATED: Windows 3.0 Is 30 Years Old: Here's What Made It Special Microsoft Solitaire Collection: The Good and The Bad Later versions made changes to the formula, but it wasn’t until Windows 8 was released in August 2012 that the game received the major overhaul that’s still used today. Update: If the above link is broken, here is another website hosting Windows 3.1’s Solitaire in DOSBox.įrom the outset Microsoft allowed users to customize their Solitaire experience with different card backing designs, rule tweaks like “draw one” or “draw three” from the main deck, and different methods of scoring.
