Where Hay Day and Township center on running a farm, Solitaire Grand Harvest hands you a deck of cards and lets the farm grow as a side effect. It comes from Supertreat, a Playtika studio, and has been around since June 26, 2017. Google Play lists it with over 50 million installs and a 4.7 rating from 2.2 million ratings.
TriPeaks levels that feed a farm
The core of the game is TriPeaks solitaire. You clear cards from the peaks by picking one that is a rank higher or lower than the card in the match pile, and suits do not matter. Each cleared level earns stars, credits and other rewards.
The farm is the layer on top. Gems earned from levels go into the MyFarm feature, where you decorate the place and set up a spot for Sam, the farm pup. Kevin Bacon appears as the featured character, and the card play is built around helping him develop his farm.
A typical session with Sam, crops and the wheel
A session usually starts with the daily bonus, which gives free gifts for logging in. From there you play levels, using boosters when a board gets tight. Harvested crops add extra credits, and finding Sam gives bonus credits and surprises.
The spin the wheel feature pays out boosters and gems, and rewards crates can be upgraded for bigger prizes. The game works online or offline, so a few levels fit into any gap. Credits, gems and boosters speed up progress, and some of them can be bought with real money.
The app is rated Everyone and needs Android 7.0 or newer. Version 2.428.5 was updated on November 4, 2026.
How it differs from Farm Heroes Saga and Klondike Adventures
Farm Heroes Saga uses match-three boards, and Hay Day and Township lean on production chains and trading. Solitaire Grand Harvest keeps the farm decorative and puts the effort into card clearing. Klondike Adventures is the closer cousin in spirit, mixing cards with an adventure setting.
If you want a calm card game with a light layer of customization, this fits. If you want to manage fields and animals in depth, the other farm titles on the list are better suited.
Solitaire Grand Harvest pros and cons
Pros
- Classic TriPeaks rules where suits do not matter, so levels are quick to learn
- Works online or offline
- Farm decorating with gems gives wins a lasting result
- Daily bonuses, a prize wheel and crop harvests add regular rewards
- Free to download and play, with 8 screenshots on Google Play showing the farm and boards
Cons
- In-app purchases exist for credits, gems and boosters, including random items
- The farm is cosmetic and offers less depth than Hay Day or Township
- Needs Android 7.0 or newer
Is Solitaire Grand Harvest safe?
Solitaire Grand Harvest is published by Supertreat, a Playtika studio, and is distributed through Google Play under the package net.supertreat.solitaire. Google Play shows no ads for it, but it does contain in-app purchases, which you can disable in your device's settings. The developer states the game is intended for players 18 and older, even though the content rating is Everyone.
How to install Solitaire Grand Harvest
- Press the Google Play button on this page.
- Check the listing in the Play Store and press Install.
- Open Solitaire Grand Harvest when the install finishes. Updates arrive through Google Play.
