This guide is for those who already know how to play traditional Pyramid
All components are the same in the 13, 16, 19, 22 & 25 Card Sets!
You can play Full Color® Pyramid in the 13, 16, 19 22 or 25 Card set with a total of 30 Levels and is played with a single deck of Full Color® Cards.
The goal of Full Color® Pyramid is to remove all of the Full Color® Cards from the pyramid by combining two cards together that total the highest number in the card set.
Full Color® Pyramid is available in the 13, 16, 19, 22 & 25 card sets
For example, in Full Color® Pyramid 13 any two cards that make up a total of 13 in value (1+12, 2+11, 3+10, 4+9, 5+8, 6+7, or a single card of 13, regardless of their same or alternating suit colors) can be combined with each other or individually removed to the "Pyramid" foundation.
Higher card versions like 16, 19, 22 and 25 follow the same two card additiona paradigm for a total value of the game (1+15=16 if you're playing Pyramid 15 or 12+13=25 if you're playing Pyramid 25).
How to Play!
White cards are unrestricted “free cards” and can be removed from the tabletop and placed in the Any White Card™ Foundation which also serves as the “Waste” pile as soon as they become a top card or are dealt out into the draw pile from the stock without any numerical or sequential restrictions.
The goal of Full Color® Pyramid is to remove all of the Full Color® Cards from the pyramid and the stock by combining ANY two colored cards together that total the highest number in the card set.
Combine any 2 cards from the Draw piles or any “top card” (fully exposed) card from the Pyramid.
For example, in Full Color® Pyramid 13 any two cards that make up a total of 13 in value (1+12, 2+11, 3+10, 4+9, 5+8, 6+7, or a single card of 13, regardless of their same or different suit colors)
All “high cards” (e.g. “13”) can be immediately moved to the Waste pile along with the white cards.
Higher card versions like 16, 19, 22 and 25 follow the same two card addition paradigm for a total value of the game (1+15=16 if you're playing Pyramid 15 or 12+13=25 if you're playing Pyramid 25).
Deal cards from the Stock pile if you do not have any 2 card combinations exposed until you find a combination that adds up to the high card. Be careful not to trap yourself by using a card from the stock when you can use it from the tableaus instead.
Remove all of the cards from BOTH the Pyramid and the stock and earn a “Perfect Pyramid” bonus.
Use Gestures and Touch / Tap Preferences to Undo, Redo and Automove cards to obtain the highest scores, shortest time and fewest possible moves.
Check your Scoring against others around the world in the Competition section.