TinySol, a tiny solitaire game for DOS
TinySol, a tiny solitaire game for DOS TinySol (formerly MonoSol) is a free tiny Klondike Solitaire game designed for good playability on vintage computers, especially those with monochrome screens. TinySol in 640×400 mode on the GRiDCase gas-plasma display. Download TinySol v1.3 (5/25/2026) Download 640 winnable savegame files (5/25/2026) Upon launch the game begins and instructions are displayed until the first input is made.
- ▪TinySol, a tiny solitaire game for DOS TinySol (formerly MonoSol) is a free tiny Klondike Solitaire game designed for good playability on vintage computers, especially those with monochrome screens.
- ▪TinySol in 640×400 mode on the GRiDCase gas-plasma display.
- ▪Download TinySol v1.3 (5/25/2026) Download 640 winnable savegame files (5/25/2026) Upon launch the game begins and instructions are displayed until the first input is made.
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| Publication time | Sat, 08 Aug 2026 17:42:40 +0000 |
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TinySol, a tiny solitaire game for DOS TinySol (formerly MonoSol) is a free tiny Klondike Solitaire game designed for good playability on vintage computers, especially those with monochrome screens. TinySol in 640×400 mode on the GRiDCase gas-plasma display. Download TinySol v1.3 (5/25/2026) Download 640 winnable savegame files (5/25/2026) Upon launch the game begins and instructions are displayed until the first input is made. Features Fits anywhere (only 3KB) Runs on any PC (8086 and up) Runs on any graphics (CGA, AT&T, EGA, VGA) Change video modes on the fly Play with keyboard or mouse In-Game state Save/Restore (undo) Save/Load game to disk Auto-finish game when possible Scoring (Microsoft style, sans timer) Compatibility TinySol should run on most DOS computers.
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