Odesys FreeCell Solitaire vs Card Solitaire Ext

Welcome to the amazing world of solitaire! FreeCell is one of the most played patience games in the world. Now you can enjoy it anytime, and anywhere, on your mobile phone or tablet. Share your FreeCell scores with your friends on Facebook and Twitter. From Odesys, the makers of the best solitaire games for mobile. FreeCell is an open solitaire, where all cards are dealt face up. The board consists of four free cells, four home cells and eight columns. The goal is to place all 52 cards in the home cells, forming four stacks, one for each suit, in ascending order from ace to king. Moves to a column must be made in descending order, alternating colors. Only the cards at the bottom of the columns or in the free cells can be moved. A free cell can contain no more than one card at a time. Odesys FreeCell Features: • Select any game from 1 to 1000000 • Landscape and portrait orientation • Unlimited Undo and Redo • Adjustable cards size (pinch-to-resize) • Sound • Hints • Timer • Auto save on exit • Animations • Auto collect Follow us on Twitter: @OdesysSolitaire Look for other great patience games by Odesys. If you like the classics, you would love Klondike Solitaire, FreeCell Solitaire, Spider Solitaire, or its lesser known variations, Black Widow Solitaire and Tarantula Solitaire. You might also like to try Pyramid Solitaire, or its somewhat easier variation, Seven Solitaire, or the completely open Giza Solitaire. No solitaire collection would be complete without the unique Golf Solitaire, the addictive Yukon Solitaire, or its almost impossible to solve cousin, Russian Solitaire.

It is a free cell which can be done with easy operation. Just touch the card you want to move. If there are multiple destinations, repeat the touch until it becomes the desired place. You can also operate by dragging. Rules can be placed on one larger card than the number of cards to move. Also, when stacking cards overlap so that red and white alternate. You can put your favorite card in the free area. (The place in the upper right can not be piled up) Finally, I will place the cards in 1 to K order in the upper left area. If all the cards are gathered in the upper left, it is completion.