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Super Solitaire FreeCell

Super Solitaire FreeCell

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Overview

"Super Solitaire FreeCell" is a digital version of the legendary FreeCell solitaire. Unlike Klondike, winning depends not on luck but on your foresight. The 52 cards are dealt into 8 columns, all face-up from the start – you see the entire layout. How to play? At the top of the screen you have two areas: • 4 foundation piles (by suit) – here you must collect all cards from Ace to King. • 4 free cells – temporary storage for any single card (maximum 4 cards at a time). Core rules: In one move you can move only one card, unless you use empty columns and free cells to transfer sequences. The number of cards in a moveable sequence cannot exceed (empty columns + 1) × (free cells + 1). Cards can be placed only on a card of opposite color and one rank higher (e.g., 5♥ on 6♠).

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How to play

  1. Open the game

    Press Play now and the game opens on its own screen.

  2. Follow the in-game instructions

    The controls and goals are shown inside the game as you play.

  3. Use the game menu

    The floating button over the game reloads it, saves it to your favourites, or takes you back out.

Game instructions

Goal: Move all 52 cards to the 4 foundation piles, sorted by suit from Ace to King. Rules: Drag cards between columns, placing them on a card of opposite color and one rank higher (e.g., 7♣ on 8♦). Free cells (top left) can hold any single card – only 4 cells total. An empty column can be filled with any card (no restrictions). To move a sequence, its length must satisfy: sequence length ≤ (empty columns + 1) × (free cells + 1). Foundations (top right) accept cards strictly by suit and in ascending order (Ace → 2 → … → King). If stuck, use the hint or undo the last move.

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