If you mean the Microsoft Solitaire, its main purpose was teaching mouse-fluency by stealth.
Microsoft Solitaire, was first added to Windows 3.0 in 1990. Although the game (sometimes called “Patience”) has existed since the late 1700s, this digital version seemed to be demonstrating that in the future we would no longer require a physical deck to play simple card games.
The intention was that Solitaire would get a generation of computer users still most familiar with a command-line input to teach themselves how to drag and drop, without realizing that’s what they were doing. The fact that we’re still dragging and dropping today suggests that it worked rather well.
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In latest buzz, Google will now allow you to play games with search results. When you search for solitaire or tic-tac-toe, it will return a playable game as a result. Find out more at Theverge.com.