Mondo Knows Games
FreeCell
All 52 cards are dealt face up into eight columns, with four free cells to park a single card each. Because nothing is hidden, a loss is a planning problem rather than bad luck. The move limit is the standard one: you can carry (free cells + 1) x 2 to the power of empty columns cards in a single move.
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How to play
- Tap a card or a run, then tap the column it belongs on.
- Columns build down in alternating colours.
- Free cells hold one card each; tap two cells to swap them.
- Foundations build up from the ace, one suit each.
- The tag shows how many cards you can move at once.
Controls
Click a card, then click a column, a cell or a foundation.
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Questions people ask
- How do you play FreeCell?
- Tap a card or a run, then tap the column it belongs on. Columns build down in alternating colours. Free cells hold one card each; tap two cells to swap them. Click a card, then click a column, a cell or a foundation.
- Is FreeCell free to play?
- Yes. FreeCell runs in the browser for nothing: no download, no account and no sign-up. FreeCell sits on the Cards shelf at Mondo Knows, alongside freecell and solitaire games.
- How long does a game of FreeCell take?
- 5-20 minutes. It is rated hard, and click a card, then click a column, a cell or a foundation. Your best score stays on your own device.
- Does FreeCell work on a phone?
- Yes. The board sizes itself to the screen, so FreeCell plays the same on a phone as on a desktop, and touch controls replace the mouse. Nothing needs installing.
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