FreeCell Solitaire - Samurai

Classic FreeCell solitaire, the patience card game where all 52 cards are dealt face up and every deal is a puzzle of pure strategy. Plan your moves in a samurai garden in feudal Japan, take the daily challenge, and master an eighteen-station campaign that ends with a single free cell. Past the reed gate, the war council's garden waits. An old strategist sets one stone on the raked sand and tells you to read the whole board before you touch a card. On his table the whole war is paper: win it there, and no blood is spent. Season by season he takes your free cells away, until one is all you have left. One cell. One blade. FreeCell solitaire with nothing hidden • Eight columns, four free cells, four foundations. • Every card is in view from the first move, so every game turns on your plan, not on luck. • Tap a card to send it where it fits, or drag a run. • Supermoves carry a long run in one go, as far as your free cells and empty columns allow. • Unlimited undo and redo, and one undo takes back a supermove. • Safe auto-play moves a card home only once the table no longer needs it. Switch it off any time. Help when you want it • Stuck? A hint shows a good next move with a ghost card. Hints are unlimited. • Hit a dead end and you will know it, with Undo right there. The Strategist's Garden • A campaign of eighteen stations in three seasons: The Open Garden, The Master's Table and The Narrowing. • Three Rain stations ask you to win that day's Daily Duel. • Then the garden narrows: two stations with three free cells, then two with two. • The finale, One Blade, is played with a single free cell. • Lose a game and you deal again. The garden keeps your place. A daily challenge, and any deal you like • The Daily Duel deals the same game to every player each day. Keep your streak alive. • Deal by Number plays any game number you choose, so you can replay a favourite deal. Painted decks, seen whole • FreeCell deals every card face up, so you see the whole painted deck from the first second. • Two painted decks from the start. Eternal Realms dresses its kings, queens and jacks for the strategist's garden; Twilight Elements paints fire, air, water and earth. • Win and the cards cascade across the table in your deck's own art. The Card Store • Clear the first station and pick your first table as a gift. • New tables to play on, from Indigo Felt and Black Lacquer to Snow Garden and Jade Mist. • Climb five ranks from Ashigaru to Daimyo. Reach Samurai rank and choose another table as your reward. • The Rare and Epic decks come with the Collector's Path, an optional purchase. Fair by design • Koban is earned by winning, and it buys tables in the Card Store. • Tables on sale can also be bought with money, as an optional purchase. • Everything you can buy is cosmetic. No energy and no wait timers. Play it your way • Four-colour suits, large or jumbo card numbers and a left-handed layout. • Reduced motion, an optional timer and move count, and statistics for every mode. • Plays on phones and tablets. Turn a tablet sideways for a wider table. A samurai card game for adults The paintings are dark and made for grown-ups, with blood and suggestive figures. One cell. One blade. Open the garden.