Freecell Patience.

FREECELL PATIENCE

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the difference between Freecell Patience and Freecell Solitaire?

   There is no difference in gameplay. 'Patience' is the traditional British and European term for the card game known as 'Solitaire' in North America. So, Freecell Patience is simply another name for Freecell Solitaire.

2. Is Freecell Patience a game of luck or skill?

   Freecell Patience is overwhelmingly a game of skill. Because all cards are visible from the start, success depends on your ability to plan ahead and think strategically. Over 99% of games are solvable, making it a true test of your problem-solving abilities.

3. What is the main objective of Freecell Patience?

   The goal is to move all 52 cards to the four 'foundation' piles, located in the top-right corner. Each foundation must be built up by suit, starting from Ace and ending with King in ascending order (A, 2, 3...K).

4. What is a good basic strategy for winning?

   Always prioritize keeping your free cells empty. They are your most valuable tool for maneuvering cards. Secondly, try to clear entire columns in the tableau as early as possible. An empty column is powerful because it acts like an extra free cell.

5. Can I undo a move?

   Yes, our version of Freecell Patience includes an 'Undo' feature, allowing you to take back moves. This is helpful for correcting mistakes or exploring different strategies without having to restart the entire game.