Awesome news for bored people everywhere: Solitaire is about to make a huge comeback on Windows 10.

The much-loved card game will once again be just a few clicks away when Microsoft’s next OS launches this summer. As The Verge(Opens in a new window) first reported, Redmond is planning to — once again — make Solitaire a built-in game on Windows 10.

This means you’ll no longer have to go through the trouble of separately downloading it like you need to do on Windows 8(Opens in a new window). Microsoft previously admitted that Solitaire, along with Minesweeper and Hearts, have a “devoted following,” but decided not to pre-install them on Windows 8.

Windows 10 also marks the return of the beloved Start menu, so it looks like Microsoft is really embracing its roots with this OS. Here’s hoping Microsoft decides to bring back Minesweeper and Hearts as well. At this point, it looks like you’ll still have to search for them online and install them separately.

Meanwhile, Microsoft this week released another version of the Windows 10 technical preview that adds new Mail and Calendar apps. The new build also includes improvements to the Start, Taskbar, and Action Center, Continuum, Task View, and Virtual Desktop.

Windows traditionalists will also be happy to hear that the power button has been moved from the top-right of the screen back to the bottom left.

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Microsoft has yet to announce an official launch date for its next-gen OS, but its partner AMD may have let the cat out of the bag earlier this week. During a first-quarter earnings call, AMD CEO Lisa Su let slip that the OS is slated for an “end of July” debut.

More details are expected during Microsoft’s Build 2015 conference in San Francisco, which kicks off April 29.