Solitaire Collection-Classic Freecell

Game goal

Create a stack of cards in each of the four recycling units, 13 sheets each, and the same color. Each stack must be arranged in order from small (A) to large (K).

How to play cards

The FreeCell Solitaire only uses a deck of cards, a total of 52 cards, with the cards facing up and arranged in eight columns. Create four stacks by moving cards from these eight columns:

In the upper left corner are four “available units” where you can temporarily put cards during the move.

In the upper right corner are four “recycling units” in which to build the stack of cards needed to win.

Specific gameplay

Draw a card from the bottom of each column and move as follows:

From column to available unit. Only one card can be placed at a time for each available unit.

From column to column (or from available cells to columns). In the column, the cards must be placed in descending order, and the red and black colors alternate.

From the column to the recycling unit. Each stack must consist of the same suit and start with A.

Only the bottom card can be moved in each column, and the pressed card cannot be moved directly. The cards in the top left transfer unit can be moved.

Tips

Flop. If you can't see a card, you can right click on it. This card remains visible as long as you hold down the mouse button.

Replay. To play the same game, you can write down the game number in the lower left corner of the screen, click the Game menu, click Select Game, and type the number. This is the ideal way to try different moves or to see if a friend can go the same way better.

Plan ahead. Carefully move the cards to create a long string, clear the columns, and move A to the recycling unit.

If possible, move A as early as possible. When the small card is buried in the column, it is best to remove it in advance and move it to the recycling unit.

Release the available units. The more units available, the better the card is. Try to keep the available units empty during the move.

Clear the entire column. If possible, move each card of a column and then fill the column with a big card as much as possible. The first card should not be lower than 10. It is best to start with K.