We have been adhering to the spirit of FreeCell, carefully designing a fresh and modern appearance, and incorporating the wonderful classic feeling that everyone likes. In FreeCell, the goal is to use the same suit cards, from Ace to King, to establish four foundations in ascending suit order.

Experience clear, clear and easy-to-read cards, simple and fast animations, and subtle sounds in landscape or portrait view.

You can click to move the card or drag it to the destination. If you are not satisfied with the FreeCell rules, our animated tutorial will show you these rules and let you play immediately.

If you like to add a personal style to the game, please use the photos in your photo library to customize the game background to achieve unlimited personalization possibilities.

Brainium's FreeCell is the most fun, beautiful, and user-friendly FreeCell card game you have played before.

A standard deck of 52 playing cards is shuffled and then placed in 8 columns, 4 of which have 7 cards and the remaining 4 columns have 6 cards, each card to be displayed by turning over.

In addition, there are four home boxes in the upper right corner and four blank boxes in the upper left corner. Cards A and 2 can be placed in the home box immediately, while other cards of the same suit can be stacked in order from smallest to largest. Once all the cards are placed in the home box, you are done. Blank boxes are the four places to put the cards. You can place one card in each box.

The rules for moving cards are as follows.

The order of moving cards to a column must be from largest to smallest and of different colors (i.e. black and red).

When moving cards to the home column frame, the cards must be moved in the same suit, in order from low (A) to high (K).

A card at the bottom of a column may be moved to a blank box, to the bottom of another column or to the home box.

A card in a blank box may be moved to the bottom of a column or to the home box.