FreeCell is a strategy game that depends on the player's thinking and planning.
Move all cards to the foundations.
An interesting fact about FreeCell is that only a few games have no solution. Thus, you will only be stuck in a game if you adopt a bad strategy. The following numbers were taken from the website FreeCell solutions.
The following puzzles are extremely easy, so you won't have to think too hard to solve them: #25904, #5152, #11987, #13464, #9998, #62090, #1529, #38168, #41426, and # 41993.
Here are some easy games: #164, #892, #1012, #1081, #1150, #1529, #2508, #32016, #33624, #33710, #33949, #34898, and #37509.
If you want a challenge, here's a list of games that necessarily use all empty cells: #169, #178, #285, #454, #575, #598, #617, #657, #775, #32123, #32379, #32469, #32483, #32549 and #32687.
FreeCell emerged from a variation of the game Baker's Game (not to be confused with the game Baker's Dozen, Baker's Dozen). In Baker's Game the cards must be organized in descending order and with the same suit, while in FreeCell the cards are organized in descending order and with alternating colors.
The game became famous when it was included in Windows 95 and kept in later versions of Microsoft's operating system, being removed in Windows 8. In Windows XP, the game was modified to present a total of 1 million different card distributions (different games).
Eight Off is a solitaire game from the FreeCell family.
Use the available gaps to sort the cards in the four rows.
A game with many chances to win and that requires more skill than luck.
It is a game that does not rely on luck and is similar to Eight Off Solitaire and FreeCell.