Solitaire Clash and AviaGames approach the question How do you play Solitaire? from an unexpected angle in the Solitaire Without the Solitude mockumentary series.
Instead of explaining rules, card layouts, or step-by-step mechanics, the series focuses on the situations where people turn to Solitaire in the first place. It shows Solitaire appearing in moments of boredom, stress, silence, and emotional discomfort.
Episode 1 places Solitaire inside a fictional French prison, portraying it as a slow way to pass endless time. Episode 2 moves into 90s office culture, where Windows Solitaire becomes part of everyday cubicle life. Episode 3 centers on a quiet holiday family dinner, where Solitaire quietly becomes the escape from awkward tension.
Through these exaggerated scenarios, the series suggests that people have always known how to play Solitaire. What really matters is why they play it.
Solitaire Without the Solitude connects those familiar motivations to Solitaire Clash, which keeps the classic foundation of Solitaire while removing the isolation. The series doesn’t teach gameplay—it tells a story about how Solitaire fits into human moments.