FreeCell vs Simple

Use four free cells to move all 52 cards to four home cells in this classic single-player card game. Build eight tableau columns in descending order, alternating red and black. Build each home cell from Ace to King in the same suit. Each free cell holds one card. Move up to the number of empty free cells plus one card as a sequence; empty tableau columns do not multiply that limit. You can move the top card back from a home cell. Tap or drag to move cards. Use Undo to rethink a move or Restart to try the same deal again. New Game randomly shuffles all 52 cards. Completion is not guaranteed for every deal. • Clear white pixel cards on a deep green board • Elapsed time and move count • Sound settings and in-app language selection • For iPhone and iPad Free, with ads. Gameplay works offline. Advertising and Game Center leaderboards need an internet connection. Game Center sign-in is optional; compare completion times and move counts if you wish. Supports Japanese, English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, French, German, Russian, Korean, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. Sound and language preferences and review-request history and eligibility are stored on your device. Games in progress are not saved.

A simple and smooth FreeCell Solitaire game optimized for smartphones! Enjoy a classic card game whenever you have a few minutes to spare. FreeCell is perfect for a quick break, a commute, or a little brain training. Designed for easy touchscreen play, cards can be moved with a simple tap and their destination will be selected automatically. Made a mistake? Just use the Undo feature and try again. Score tracking is also supported. How to Play: FreeCell is a classic solitaire card game where the goal is to move all cards to the four Foundation piles in the upper-right corner, building each suit from Ace to King. On the tableau, cards can be stacked in descending order while alternating between red and black. The four Free Cells in the upper-left corner can temporarily hold any single card, giving you extra space to rearrange the tableau. Cards are normally moved one at a time, but by making good use of empty Free Cells and other available spaces, you can move sequences of cards more efficiently. Tips: * Try to keep your Free Cells open whenever possible. More free space gives you more options. * Move Aces and other low cards to the Foundations when it is safe to do so. * Use Undo to experiment with different moves and find your way to victory.