Double Freecell

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Double Freecell Solitaire Cards Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions

• Starting the Game
  • Select the Play button on the game’s welcome screen to deal a random hand.
  • Below & to the right of the Play button are buttons for game High Scores, Help, and More Games.
  • The lower left corner of the welcome screen has a language select dropdown.
  • The lower right corner has buttons for sharing the game on social media, reading game developer information, and installing the game as a web app on your device for quick play.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • Drag a card or a descending run of cards which alternates suit colors from one column to another on the tableau.
    • Players can drag cards back and forth between tableau columns & the free cells, but any cards which are dragged onto a foundation can not be moved back into play.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap the screen with a finger to select a card and drag it where you want to play it.
  • Controls & indicators
    • At the top of the right column there is a button to switch between embedded play and full screen mode.
    • Underneath that butt the game shows your remaining play time and current score.
    • Next are 3 buttons for pausing the game, restarting the game, and undoing the most recent move. You can undo up to 3 moves per game.
    • At the bottom of the right column there are 4 buttons to change card designs, turn autoplay to foundations on or off, control game sound, and control game music.
• Game Play
  • Deal
    • This game uses two 52 cards decks.
    • All 104 cards are dealt directly to the tableau face up across 10 columns. 4 columns have 11 cards each and 6 columns have 10 cards each.
  • Playing
    • Tableau moves
      • You can only move the bottom cards of a stack on the tableau.
        • To move more than one card at a time you need either empty columns on the tableau or empty free cells.
        • Cards you move must be in descending incremental order while alternating suit color.
        • If you want to move a tall stack but do not have enough spaces to move it at once sometimes you can move it by breaking it down into smaller stacks & moving it across other columns on the tableau a bit at a time
      • In this game you can place any card or any sequential descending run of cards that alternates suit colors onto empty columns on the tableau.
        • Some games require a King to be the root card on empty columns, but this game does not.
        • Creating an empty column early in the game and getting many Aces to the foundations early opens up a lot of other play opportunities.
    • Building foundations
      • Once cards have been played to a foundation you can not bring them back into the game.
      • The game automatically moves cards to the foundations unless you turn the autoplay feature off.
        • The autoplay feature in this game tends to be a bit more aggressive than in most of our other games, so you may have to turn the feature off and then undo a move if the autoplay moves a card you do not want moved.
        • I would recommend turning autoplay off early in the game as a matter of course until you have things pretty well organized, as sometimes the autoplay can limit your stack options by playing to the foundation a card you need to complete another moveable stack on the tableau.
        • The autoplay often pulls cards from the tableau before pulling from the free cells, whereas if done manually a person would rather do it the other way around.
        • In some cases you may need to manually move the second set of aces to the foundations atop the kings, even with autoplay turned on.
      • You can also manually move cards to the foundations to enable other plays.
        • Sometimes you have to move cards back and forth to enable said moves.
        • Be aware that if you lay a card to a foundation which was in the middle of a stack you might not be able to rebuild that stack.
      • This game only has room for 4 foundations showing in the interface.
        • It is easy to fill up free cells with kings, the second aces & other cards which are not easily played.
        • Try to work on all 4 suits in parallel and not let one suit get too far out in front of the other suits or else it will be easy to get stuck.
        • After completing a suit you can then place the second ace of that suit onto the King to start a second foundation of that suit.
    • Free cells
      • This game has 6 free cells.
      • You can store cards temporarily in the free cells to enable other plays, but should try to keep those cells empty most of the time.
      • The free cells combine with empty columns to allow you to make large moves. For example, if you had an empty column you were not moving cards to and had 4 empty free cells you could move 9 cards at a time (2*4+1).
  • Scoring
    • You score 10 points for each card laid to a foundation, for a maximum base score of 1,040 points.
    • If you remove a card from a foundation using the move undo feature that will cost you 10 points & you will not get those points back when that card is laid to the foundation again.
    • Your remaining time when you beat the game adds to your score. Each second is worth 50 points.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like variations on the basic Freecell Solitaire card games.
    • This game is quite hard.
    • We offer a far easier 2-deck version of Freecell Solitaire named FreeCell Duplex. That game offers 8 foundation slots at all times & 8 free cells, making it far harder to get stuck.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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CardGames.pro published this Freecell Solitaire on May 30, 2022