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Classic Pyramid Solitaire game with freecells: Add up two cards to a total value of 13 to remove the cards. A King (K) is 13 points and can be removed as a single card, a Queen (Q) is 12 points, a Jac view moreClassic Pyramid Solitaire game with freecells: Add up two cards to a total value of 13 to remove the cards. A King (K) is 13 points and can be removed as a single card, a Queen (Q) is 12 points, a Jack (J) is 11 points and an Ace (A) is worth 1 point. Use the freecells (top) wisely. Every new level is more difficult because it has once freecell less.view less

The first game ever to realistically incorporate the concept of free will. Most restrictions for a Game Boy game are met, celebrating 20 years of the darn little thing.

Everyday a new Freecell level to solve. Move all cards to the 4 foundation according to the Freecell Rules.

Freecell for Christmas. Move all cards to the foundation according to the classic freecell rules.

Try to move all cards to the 4 foundations. On the tableau build in suit and descending. Use the free cells for extra help.

Classic Freecell: try to move all cards to the top four foundations using the freecell rules.

Freecell on the beach. Move all cards to the foundation according to the classic freecell rules.

The object of the game is to move all cards to the 4 stacks (top right) in suit from Ace to King. You may move a card at the top of a tableau column to another tableau column if it creates a descendin view moreThe object of the game is to move all cards to the 4 stacks (top right) in suit from Ace to King. You may move a card at the top of a tableau column to another tableau column if it creates a descending sequence (regardless of suit). You may also move a sequence of cards as a group to another tableau column but only if they are in alternating color. The 4 free cells (top left) can be used as temporary storage space for cards.view less

Twice the number of cards, double the Fun! All cards from 2 decks are dealt into 10 tableau piles. There are 6 Free Cells (top left) and 4 Foundation piles (top right). The object of the game is to bu view moreTwice the number of cards, double the Fun! All cards from 2 decks are dealt into 10 tableau piles. There are 6 Free Cells (top left) and 4 Foundation piles (top right). The object of the game is to build up all cards on the foundations by suit from Ace to King, wrapping to Ace and then to King again. Top cards of tableau piles and cards from the Free Cells are available for play. You can build tableau piles down bij alternate color. Only one card at a time can be moved (but you can move groups of cards in the proper sequence if you have enough Free Cells and/or empty tableau piles). The top card of any tableau pile can also be moved to any Free Cell. Each Free Ceel may contain only 1 card. Cards in the Free Cells may be moved to the foundation piles or back to the tableau piles, if possible.view less

Classic Freecell Solitaire game. All cards from 1 deck are dealt into 8 tableau piles. There are Four Free Cells (top left) and four foundation piles (top right). The object of the game is to build up view moreClassic Freecell Solitaire game. All cards from 1 deck are dealt into 8 tableau piles. There are Four Free Cells (top left) and four foundation piles (top right). The object of the game is to build up all 52 cards on foundations from Ace to King by suit. Top cards of tableau piles and cards from the Free Cells are available for play. You can build tableau piles down by alternating color. Only one card at a time can be moved (but you can move group of cards in the proper sequence if you have enough free Cells and/or tableau piles). Thet op card of any tableau pile can also be moved to any Free Cell. Each Free Cell may contain only one card. Cards in the cells can be moved to the foundation piles or back to the tableau piles, if possible.view less