What is it?
FreeCell, Klondike solitaire, Baker’s Game, TriPeaks and Golf in one free collection. The FreeCell you know from the old Windows days opens right in the browser.
The same deal number is the same layout for everyone, so you can race friends on one deal. Undo included.
Play FreeCell online with the classic rules: eight columns, four free cells and four foundations, plus hints and unlimited undo. A daily deal, the same for everyone, arrives at midnight Korea time. The same menu also deals golf solitaire, where you clear seven five-card columns, and TriPeaks with its 28 peak cards.
FreeCell Mania puts five patience games behind one menu: FreeCell, Baker's Game, Solitaire (Klondike), TriPeaks and Golf. Every game is played by deal number, and the number alone decides the layout, so FreeCell #617 is the same board on every device and a challenge link only has to carry the game and the number.
No number opens until a solver has solved that exact layout. FreeCell has 20,000 open deals and none of them proved unsolvable. The side games have 5,000 each, and there the check mattered: about a quarter of random Baker's Game layouts and more than half of Golf layouts had no solution, so those numbers were given fresh, solvable layouts before they opened. If a deal goes wrong, the cause is a move, not the cards.
Records are checked the same way: the server replays your moves on the same deal and counts them itself before ranking your time and move total for that number.
Gameplay video and screens
How to play
- Press '▶ Play now' on the first screen to open a FreeCell deal. The other games are below the 'Other games' line.
- In a column, cards go down by one with alternating colours. Only a red 8 goes on ♠9.
- Tap a card and it goes somewhere sensible on its own. Tap the same card again to try the next spot.
- Drag a card to choose the spot yourself. Picking it up lights up where it can go.
- The four free cells at the top left hold any one card each. Cards that are safe to send up go up by themselves.
Modes
- FreeCell
- Eight columns, four free cells and four foundations, with deals #1–20,000. Undo is unlimited and undone moves leave your move count, but the clock keeps running.
- ☀️ Today's deal
- One FreeCell number for everyone, drawn from #1–5,000 and changed at midnight Korea time (UTC+9). The menu button shows ✓ once solved and 🔥 with your run of consecutive days.
- # Deal
- Enter any open number to replay that layout. Rows in the rankings' 'All deals' view and in 📜 My records open their deal with 'Try it'.
- Challenge a friend
- After a solve, share or copy a link with your time and move count; it opens the same game and number for the person who opens it.
- Baker's Game
- FreeCell with columns built down in the same suit only, played on the same screen. Its saved game is kept apart from FreeCell's.
- Solitaire (Klondike)
- Seven columns dealt 1 to 7 deep, with 21 cards face down and 24 in the stock. Any face-up run moves together, and undo is unlimited.
- TriPeaks
- Clear the 28 face-up peak cards one rank up or down from the waste, with A linking to both 2 and K.
- Golf
- Take the front card of seven five-card columns. One card starts on the waste and 16 are in the stock; A and K don't link, so only a 2 can follow an A.
Good to know
- Baker's Game is FreeCell, but columns build down in the same suit only (only ♠8 on ♠9).
- Solitaire (Klondike) reveals face-down cards as you go. Only a K fits an empty column, and the stock turns one card at a time with no limit.
- In TriPeaks and Golf, take any card one rank away from the pile below (suits don't matter). A and K link in TriPeaks but not in Golf, and neither has undo.
- Players who solve the same deal number compete on its leaderboard for time and moves. The clock stops while this window or the ⁉️ rules are open.
At a glance
- Genre
- Puzzles & cards
- Players
- 1–2
- Price
- Free
- Available languages
- Korean · English · Japanese · Chinese · Spanish
- Platform
- Web browser (no install)
Further reading
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