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Portrait game
FreeCell in full screen gives the table your whole screen: bigger cards, no page around them, nothing between you and the game. Press Play and the table opens in full screen; press Esc or the full-screen button again to come back. The game is the same classic FreeCell — 52 cards face up, 4 free cells, unlimited undo and hints — on a phone or a computer, free and with no download.
Move all 52 cards to the four foundations, building each suit from Ace up to King. All cards are dealt face up into 8 columns. Move the top card of a column onto a card one rank higher and of the opposite colour, into one of the free cells, into an empty column or onto its foundation. You can carry a whole ordered run when there is room to move it one card at a time. Tap a card to send it to its best place, or drag it; when every column is in order, press Finish.
Yes. It is the same free game, opened across the whole screen.
Press Esc on a computer, or press the full-screen button above the table again.
FreeCell is the solitaire you win by thinking, not by luck: all 52 cards are dealt face up into 8 columns, so the whole game is in front of you from the first move. Use the 4 free cells and empty columns to dig out the Aces, build down in alternating colours and send every suit home from Ace to King. Undo and hints are unlimited. Pick a classic table, a gentle Easy deal, FreeCell Hard with only 3 free cells, or the daily evening table that everyone plays. Every table has its number, so you can replay it. FreeCell runs in your browser on a phone or a computer, free, with no download.
FreeCell is about planning, not luck: every card is face up, so each move can be checked before you make it.
New to FreeCell? Start with a classic table. All 52 cards lie face up in 8 columns; above them are 4 free cells on the left and 4 foundations on the right. The plate at the top shows the table's number, the time and your moves.
Play in your browser. No app download is needed.
Almost. Of the 32,000 classic numbered deals only one cannot be won, and this game never deals it.
One card plus one for each empty free cell, doubled for each empty column. With 4 empty free cells and no empty column that is 5 cards.
No. You send a card home with a tap or a drag. Only when every column is in order does the Finish button appear and play the rest.
Original ManyPlay game. Controls and examples were checked against the browser edition; cover illustrations are labelled separately from gameplay captures. Report a changed rule or control.
