Freecell Klondike Solitaire

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Description

A cross-over game between Freecell and Klondike Solitaire. Your goal is to get all cards to the 4 foundations (top right): in suit and in ascending order, starting from Ace. On the tableau you can place cards in descending order and alternating color. The game Freecell Klondike Solitaire belongs to the categories Puzzle, Mobile Games and has been played 60015 times. It has a score of 82 and it has received 547 yes and 117 no. In the same categories you can find the games Freecell Solitaire Gameboss and Royal Vegas Solitaire which we think you should try.


Instructions: Use your mouse to play this game.
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Freecell Klondike Solitaire mixes two of the best known solitaire games into one. You win by building all four foundations, found at the top right, each in one suit and starting from the Ace.

If you enjoy either classic, the hybrid feels familiar and a bit fresh at the same time. Building in the tableau follows the Klondike habit of alternating red and black. It is listed among our Solitaire games and works on computers and on phones.

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Rules of the hybrid

Send the cards to the foundations one suit per pile, beginning with the Ace and climbing in order. In the tableau columns you stack downward, switching between red and black. Plan each move so a buried Ace or Two can be reached early, since the foundations can only grow from the bottom up.

PlayMouse, point and click
On a phone or tabletTap the screen
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Solitaire tips

  • Look at the whole tableau before the first move and note where the Aces sit.
  • Low cards belong on the foundations early, so chase the Aces and Twos.
  • Plan a sequence of moves before you start moving cards around.
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Game details

Platforms
Desktop, Mobile, Tablet
Rating
82.38% (664 votes)
Times played
60.015
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Frequently asked questions

What is the goal?

To move all 52 cards onto the foundations, sorted by suit from Ace up.

How is it different from plain Klondike?

It borrows elements from FreeCell, so it plays as a mix of both games.