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FreeCell: How Hard Is It?

Livedeepheart1 app · 4 installsCardFree · contains adsapp.deepheart.freecell

No subscription, no account. All 32,000 deals rated before you open.

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Total installs
4
exact · Play shows 1+
Installs / day
~0
est. · lifetime avg over 17 days
Rating
—★
— ratings · — reviews
Released
24 Sept 2026
18d ago
Last update
24 Sept 2026
v1.1.0 · 17d ago
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Data safety

declared by the developer on Google Play
  • Shares data with third parties App activity, App info and performance, and Device or other IDs
  • Collects data Location, App activity and 2 others
  • Data is encrypted in transit
  • No way to ask for data deletion

This is the developer's own declaration, summarised from the Play listing. The permissions below show what the app is technically able to access.

Permissions

4 in 1 group
0 Sensitive1 Notable3 Routine
OtherNotable4

Access to miscellaneous device features that don't fit other categories

  • Keep your phone's processor or screen from going to sleep, which can use more batteryprevent device from sleeping · WAKE_LOCK
  • Check whether you are online and whether you use Wi-Fi or mobile dataview network connections · ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE
  • Connect to the internet to load content and send datafull network access · INTERNET
  • Check with Google Play that you got this app legitimatelyGoogle Play license check · com.android.vending.CHECK_LICENSE

Sensitive = can reach personal data, location, camera/mic or act on your behalf. Notable = changes how your device behaves. Routine = normal for almost every app. Source: Google Play's permission list for all versions of this app.

Store listing

Full description
I made this FreeCell to play myself. No subscription, no account, nothing to sign up for. Deal #1 lays out exactly the way it did in 1992, and so do the other 31,999. EVERY DEAL IS RATED BEFORE YOU START Other FreeCell games promise you a winnable deal. Nearly every deal is winnable, so that promise says nothing. So I made this one play each deal out in the background and grade it — Easy, Normal, Hard, Very hard. Ask for a hard deal and it goes looking until it finds you one. No other FreeCell tells you how hard a deal is before you open it. A RECORD THAT REMEMBERS THE DEAL, NOT THE SESSION Everything is kept by deal number. Deal #617 knows you have opened it three times, cleared it on the third in 97 moves and 8:41, without a single undo. Personal bests, a calendar of the days you played, the run of days you are on now, and a month-by-month table of how it has been going. THE CONQUEST MAP All 32,000 deals on one screen, one dot each — cleared, played, never opened. Tap a dot to open that deal. It points you at the stretch you are closest to finishing and the widest gap you have left. There is exactly one deal in the classic 32,000 that cannot be won, and the app tells you before you start it. WHERE IT WENT WRONG Stuck with no moves left? The app looks back through every move you made, finds the last position from which the deal could still have been won, and offers to take you there. I wanted to know that every time I lost, so I built it. THE BOARD TELLS YOU WHAT IT KNOWS • How many cards you can move right now, written under the board. Moving a run is really the app carrying cards one at a time through your free cells and empty columns, so the number changes as those fill up. Most apps highlight cards instead, and the highlight lies. • Hold a card before you let go and it shows you where it would land. Drag it instead, and every spot that can take it lights up at once. • Unlimited undo. Cards no column can still need go home on their own, and one tap sends up the rest. • A hint when you want one, from a solver that actually plays the deal out. MADE FOR A PHONE, IN ONE HAND Portrait, with every button within reach of a thumb. Three sounds and three taps you can tell apart — a card landing, a card reaching home, a spot that will not take it. The silent switch turns the sounds off and whatever you are listening to keeps playing. Light and dark follow your phone. Reduce Motion is obeyed rather than re-asked in a settings screen. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO No subscription. No account. I left out the daily quotas, the badges, and the XP that chases you. Your board and your records table never leave the phone — the app reports only which deal, whether you cleared it, in how many moves. English, Korean, Japanese, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.

What's new

Now in nine languages. It was English and Korean. Japanese, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Chinese in both scripts have been added. The app follows your phone, and you can change it in Settings. Your records can leave the phone now. I did not want someone who has played for years to lose all of it to a new phone, so you can write them out to a file and read them back on the other side. Importing only adds; it never touches what is already there.

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