Eric's FreeCell Solitaire vs Solitaire Eight Off

"Great game. Very nice graphics and excellent game play. " "Not one complaint - gameplay is very smooth" "I love to pull this game out and play while I have to wait for everyday things. You can easily pick up where you left off. Great features and graphics, worth the upgrade too!" If you like solitaire you'll love Eric's FreeCell Solitaire on your iPhone or iPad with a fantastic user interface, beautiful graphics and subtle sound effects. Drag, tap, or for the most fun, give cards a shove to send them on their way! Try my daily puzzle game – Eric's Ultimate Puzzles with handmade daily puzzles by Aaron Weissblum and David Arnott DESCRIPTION Written by the same Eric that developed the Eric's Solitaire Sample that came on every Mac in the U.S. and Eric's Ultimate Solitaire for Mac OS. You can drag and drop or tap cards to move them. You can even throw the cards with a shove! FreeCell is one of the most popular variations of solitaire. It offers lots of room for skill so players don't have to rely on luck as much as in other solitaire variations. FEATURES * Four games! FreeCell, Towers, Eight Off, and Baker's Game * Beautiful art, cool particle effects and a fun and easy-to-use interface * Subtle sound effects so you can enjoy your music or podcasts * Drag and drop cards or throw them! * Playable cards wiggle or glow -- turn off for a bigger challenge. The more the cards wiggle the better the move. * Unlimited Undo * Portrait and Landscape support * Game state saved when interrupted * Detailed Statistics Follow me/Sniderware on Facebook: https://facebook.com/sniderware Privacy Policy: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/erics-freecell-solitaire-lite/id367277709

Solitaire Eight Off is the variant of the most popular Solitaire FreeCell. The goal in this game is to move all cards to 4 foundations by suit from A to K. 8 free cells are located at the top of the screen, while the 4 foundations are located at the right. A card can always be moved onto a card that is one higher in rank and in the same suit.You can move multiple cards together if they are ordered and there are enough free cells. You can move any cards onto a free cell if it's empty.An empty tableau pile can be occupied by a K or a group starting with a K.