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31 Solitaire
Solitaire

Solitaire is a computer game originating from Microsoft Windows, adapted from the card game Klondike. Developed by Wes Cherry with artwork by Susan Kare, it was initially included as standard software. The game’s widespread presence within Windows earned it the title of the most prolific PC game eve...

32 Woody Aragón

Woody Aragón is a Spanish magician internationally recognized for his innovative close-up card magic and the application of mathematical principles to his routines. He achieved significant recognition in the magic community by winning the first prize in card magic at the FISM World Championship of M...

33 Mahdi Gilbert

Mahdi Gilbert is a Canadian magician known for performing close-up card magic despite having been born without hands and with differences affecting his feet. He developed personal methods for manipulating, shuffling, and controlling playing cards rather than relying on conventional hand positions. H...

34 Javi Benitez

Javi Benitez is a Spanish close-up magician specializing in card magic and sleight of hand. He appeared on the television program "Penn & Teller: Fool Us," where he successfully fooled the hosts with a card routine. His performances emphasize highly visual card magic, including color changes, produc...

35 Gin Rummy
Gin Rummy

Gin rummy is a two-player matching card game in the rummy family, generally credited to Elwood T. Baker and his son C. Graham Baker around 1909. Players draw and discard cards while arranging their hands into sets of equal ranks and runs of consecutive cards in one suit, with unmatched cards counted...

7.82 Good
Why this score

Classic two-player card game with strong skill, pacing, and tournament history; luck and memorization demands are typical caveats.

Scoring methodology
36 Microsoft FreeCell

Microsoft FreeCell is a card game application pre-installed on Microsoft Windows since 1995. It’s one of the most frequently used Windows programs, based on a similar card game. The game has been consistently included with each Windows release contributing to its widespread adoption.

37 Allan Ackerman

Allan Ackerman is an American close-up magician specializing in card magic and sleight of hand. He is recognized within the magic community for his extensive technical knowledge of gambling demonstrations and advanced card techniques. Ackerman has produced numerous instructional videos and written m...

38 Crypto.com App

The Crypto.com App facilitates cryptocurrency trading and management on mobile devices. It provides a digital wallet for storing various cryptocurrencies alongside a decentralized exchange. Users can earn rewards through cashback programs and utilize a Crypto Visa card for everyday purchases. The ap...

39 24 Game
24 Game

The 24 Game is a mathematical card game created by Robert Sun in 1988. Players combine four given numbers using addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division, typically using each number exactly once, to obtain a result of 24. Designed to develop mental arithmetic, flexible problem solving, and...

7.64 Good
Why this score

Widely adopted classroom and contest arithmetic game; fast, elegant, and durable, though more exercise-like than rich game design.

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40 Ender's Shadow

Ender's Shadow is a 1999 science fiction novel by Orson Scott Card that parallels the events of his earlier novel 'Ender's Game' from the perspective of Bean, a small but exceptionally intelligent child who becomes one of Ender's key lieutenants at Battle School. The novel explores Bean's background...

41 Supernotes
Supernotes
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Supernotes organizes knowledge into 'cards' instead of pages, which can be nested, tagged, and linked. It has a social layer allowing you to follow other users and share cards publicly or collaboratively. It's fast, web-first, and focuses on atomic ideas. It's ideal for learners and creators who wan...

7.58 Good
Why this score

Supernotes scores 9.2/10 due to its innovative card-based organization and strong social features, but it lacks a desktop application and mobile app, which slightly reduces the score.

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42 Helder Guimarães

Helder Guimarães is a Portuguese magician who specializes in close-up magic, sleight-of-hand, and card magic. He gained significant international recognition in the magic community when he won the FISM World Championship of Magic in 2006. Guimarães is known for blending classic card techniques with...

43 Jason England

Jason England is an American magician and sleight-of-hand expert who specializes in card magic and historical gambling techniques. He is highly regarded within the magic community for his mastery of difficult card moves, such as bottom dealing, second dealing, and false shuffles. England frequently...

44 Dan Harlan
Dan Harlan

Dan Harlan is an American magician, lecturer, and creator of magic effects, particularly material using playing cards and rubber bands. He created Card-Toon, a card trick in which drawings printed along a deck appear to animate like a flipbook and reveal a selected card. His instructional work is ai...

45 Spider Solitaire

Spider Solitaire is a card strategy game built for Windows operating systems. It distinguishes itself from traditional solitaire with its unique web-like layout and increased difficulty. The game’s popularity surged in the late 1990s and early 2000s, becoming a standard inclusion on Microsoft PCs. I...

46 Rummy
Rummy

Rummy is a family of matching-card games in which players draw and discard cards to form sets and runs. The games are of likely early 20th-century origin and exist in numerous regional variants. The core mechanic involves building valid combinations before opponents. Rummy variants include Gin Rummy...

7.38 Good
Why this score

Foundational card-game family with global influence and many strong variants; generic base forms vary widely in quality.

Scoring methodology
47 Boris Wild
Boris Wild

Boris Wild is a French magician widely recognized for his contributions to close-up card magic. He is the creator of the Boris Wild Marked Deck, a specialized deck of playing cards used by magicians to identify cards discreetly. His work focuses on practical, audience-tested routines that blend card...

48 Simon Lovell

Simon Lovell was a British magician, actor, and author noted for his close-up magic and gambling demonstrations. He authored several books on sleight of hand, most notably "How to Cheat at Everything," which detailed the techniques used by card sharps and confidence tricksters. Lovell also performed...

49 Arcomage
Arcomage

Arcomage is a computerized card game developed by The 3DO Company. Initially a minigame within *Might and Magic* titles, it was later released as a standalone title in 2000. Players can compete against a computer or other individuals through local network connections.

50 Canasta
Canasta

Canasta is a classic card game belonging to the rummy family, designed to be played by four players in two partnerships using two standard decks of cards. The game was developed in Montevideo, Uruguay, in 1939 and subsequently spread throughout South America before gaining immense popularity in the...

7.19 Good
Why this score

Historically huge rummy-family game with lasting social appeal; lengthy sessions and partnership conventions feel dated to some players.

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51 Microsoft Solitaire Collection

Microsoft Solitaire Collection offers a suite of classic Solitaire variations including FreeCell, Spider Solitaire, Pyramid, and TriPeaks. It incorporates titles previously available on Windows alongside new daily challenges and themes. The collection utilizes a freemium model with Xbox Live integra...

52 Arculus Wallet

Arculus Wallet is a secure hardware wallet that generates and stores private keys offline, providing protection against malware and unauthorized access to cryptocurrency holdings through a connected smartphone.

7.09 Good
Why this score

Easy tap-to-sign card, strong secure element, and polished mobile onboarding earn praise; no display and phone dependence weaken transaction-verification assurances.

Scoring methodology
53 Mat Franco
Mat Franco

Mat Franco is an American magician who gained national recognition as the winner of the ninth season of NBC's America's Got Talent in 2014, becoming the first magician to win the competition. Following his victory, he launched a Las Vegas residency titled Mat Franco: Magic Reinvented Nightly, which...

54 Zeus on the Loose

Zeus on the Loose is a Gamewright card game in which players add numbered cards to a shared running total while passing a Zeus figure among themselves. The central objective is to reach exactly 100 while using special cards and arithmetic rules to take control of Zeus. Designed for players aged eigh...

7.05 Good
Why this score

Popular family math card game with strong classroom fit and approachable play; light randomness keeps it below top tier.

Scoring methodology
55 Rummy 500
Rummy 500

Rummy 500 is a draw-and-discard card game in the rummy family, usually played over multiple hands until a player reaches 500 points. Players score by laying down sets of equal-ranked cards and runs of consecutive cards in the same suit, and they may add cards to melds already on the table. Unlike ma...

7.04 Good
Why this score

Popular rummy variant with more tactical discard-pile decisions; somewhat rulesy and less iconic than gin or standard rummy.

Scoring methodology
56 Five Crowns

Five Crowns is a rummy-style card game published by Set Enterprises and played with a proprietary 116-card deck containing five suits. A game lasts 11 rounds, beginning with three cards per player and adding one card in each successive round. Players form books and runs, while the designated wild ra...

7.02 Good
Why this score

Popular commercial rummy variant with loyal family following; accessible and polished, though luck and length draw criticism.

Scoring methodology
57 Hearts
Hearts

Hearts is a computer game based on the traditional trick-taking card game. Initially released with Windows 3.1 in 1992, it was a standard component of Microsoft Windows through Windows 7. The game’s development coincided with the evolution of the operating system itself.

58 Kostya Kimlat

Kostya Kimlat is a Ukrainian-born American magician, author, and speaker whose performance work emphasizes card magic, close-up technique, and audience interaction. He appeared on Penn & Teller: Fool Us and successfully concealed the method of a card routine from hosts Penn Jillette and Teller. Kiml...

59 Avision PaperAir 215

The Avision PaperAir 215 is a compact sheet-fed document scanner intended for desks and small offices. It includes an automatic document feeder and supports duplex scanning, allowing both sides of a page to be captured in one pass, with optical resolution up to 600 dpi. It is designed for digitizing...

60 Pairs
Pairs

Pairs is a compact press-your-luck card game designed by James Ernest and Paul Peterson and published by Cheapass Games in 2014. Its standard deck contains 55 cards arranged as a triangular set of numbered ranks, with more copies of higher numbers than lower ones. Players draw and manage cards while...

6.86 Fair
Why this score

Clever pub-style press-your-luck design with designer reputation; niche distribution and lightness limit broad recognition.

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