FREE SOLITAIRE GAME

Freecell is a moderately complex solitaire game in which it is especially important to be able to count the moves in advance. To make it easier to rearrange cards in sorting columns, 4 free cells have been added to this solitaire (hence the name). You can store one card in each of them. But added to this relief is an inconvenience. Here, to move a stack of cards from column to column, you need to take into account the availability of free cells required for such a transfer.

The fact is that the system for transferring several cards simultaneously between columns is designed specifically here. Each card passes through an empty cell when moving,so you can't drag, say, a sequence of four cards if there are no at least three free cells. Note that one card is transferred directly, without visiting the free slot.

Otherwise, the rules for dragging cards are similar to other solitaire games, such as With a kerchief. We remind you that you can put one card on top of another in sorting columns only with the condition of alternating suits (red-black-red, etc.) and a peer-to-peer difference in denominations. For example, the black seven can only be shifted to the red eight.

Speaking of the game's goals, we are unlikely to surprise you with anything. As usual, all 52 cards must be placed in the correct order in 4 slots (houses, they are located on the top right) by suit. Laying in the house must begin with an ace and end with a king. Thus, as soon as you put all the cards in 4 piles: spades, booby, crosses and hearts — you will be counted as a victory. By the way, in this version of the game there is an auto-assembly. As soon as the program considers that all the cards remaining in the sorting columns are properly sorted, it will transfer them to the home slots, saving you from this routine.

Free Cell Solitaire is recommended for those who do not like randomness and are able to calculate the moves and identify the best one. There are no accidents, since all cards are initially opened and only the player moves on the game table. So, practice your logic!