FreeCell — Unlimited
All cards face up, four free cells, almost every deal winnable. Tap a card, tap its destination — the deal number is your rematch ticket.
How to play
Build the foundations up by suit from the aces. On the cascades, stack downward alternating colors. The four cells on the left each hold one card. Runs move as a unit only when enough cells and empty cascades exist to have moved them card by card — the game counts for you and refuses moves that don’t fit. Hint sends cards home first, then looks for cascade moves before it parks anything in a cell.
Questions people ask
Why is FreeCell different from other solitaires?
Nothing is hidden — all 52 cards deal face up, so every deal is a pure planning puzzle and nearly every one can be won. If you lose, the deal number lets you try the exact same cards again.
How many cards can I move at once?
A run moves only if it could travel one card at a time through your free cells and empty columns: (empty free cells + 1) × 2 per empty cascade. With all four cells full, you move single cards.
What are the free cells for?
Four parking spots, one card each. They buy flexibility — but every parked card halves your biggest movable run, so park late and retrieve early.