🂡 FreeCell
Full FreeCell with 52 cards, eight columns, four free cells and four foundations. Numbered deals, legal run dragging, hints, undo, auto-finish and saved games.
How to play
- The goal is to move every card to the four foundations, each suit from ace up to king.
- In the eight columns, build descending runs in alternating colors: red on black and black on red.
- The four free cells each hold one card and help you clear the way.
- You can move an ordered run only when there are enough free cells and empty columns to carry it.
- Type a deal number to play exactly the same game again.
Tips from the champions
- Try to keep at least one free cell open.
- Send aces and low cards to the foundations early.
- An empty column greatly increases how many cards you can move together.
What does it train?
- Planning several moves ahead
- Order and alternating colors
- Problem solving
Questions and answers
What is the difference between FreeCell and Solitaire?
In FreeCell every card is face up from the start and there is no draw pile. You use four free cells to organize the board and uncover moves.
How many cards can I move together?
It depends on the free cells and empty columns. The game works out the exact limit for each target and does not allow a move that could not be made one card at a time.
What is a numbered deal?
Each number always produces the same deal. You can share a number with friends and try to solve the same board.
Is my game saved?
Yes. The board, the time and your moves are saved in the browser, so you can continue after reloading the page.