TapTapFreeCell vs FreeCell

Are you a FreeCell expert? An addict? TapTapFreeCell is for you! Play is ultra-fast and super-easy, because you never drag: just tap twice (once if only one move is possible) and it moves for you! Loaded with smart power-user features. Shows all possible moves. Understands supermoves. Moves unneeded cards to foundations automatically. Knows when the game is over and finishes for you. Great for beginners too. Power features can be toggled individually. Set animation speed. Hide the timer. Play it your way! Power features include: * Card sequences are outlined * Legal moves are highlighted * Sequence moves and supermoves work automatically * Intelligent safe automove-to-foundations * Fast automatic endgame * Hints * Card finding Other features: * Numbered Microsoft deals * Game export and import * Statistics listing played games, times, number of moves * Replay lost games

FreeCell Buddy is a friendly take on the classic card game. Settle in and play a proper game of FreeCell with a clean, colorful table designed for iPhone and iPad. Every deal is a puzzle: organize the tableau, use your free cells wisely, build your foundations, and find your way to the win. Buddy is along for the ride, reacting as you play and lending a little personality to the table. Features • Classic FreeCell gameplay • Clear, readable playing cards • Tap and double-tap controls • Undo moves when you change your mind • Helpful hints when you get stuck • Game saving and statistics • Game Center leaderboard for fewest moves • Buddy reactions throughout the game • FreeCell Buddy stickers for iMessage • Designed for iPhone and iPad • Also playable on compatible Apple silicon Macs Whether you’re learning FreeCell or have been playing it for years, FreeCell Buddy is made to be an easy game to pick up whenever you have a few minutes—or whenever one particularly stubborn deal refuses to let you go. No complicated setup. Just open the game, deal the cards, and play. This game is dedicated to my late father, Dr John McGregor Dobbs PhD, who enjoyed playing FreeCell on his computers.