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Evergreen FreeCell — free browser mini-game. No download. Tap below to play.

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Evergreen FreeCell

Tap a card to move it, or drag. Use the four free cells as parking spots and build each suit from Ace to King at home.

Tap a card to move it, or drag. Use the four free cells as parking spots and build each suit from Ace to King at home.

How to play

All 52 cards are dealt face up into eight columns, so every deal is a pure thinking game. Stack cards down in alternating colors, park single cards in the four free cells, and send each suit home from Ace to King. You can move several cards at once when you have enough free cells and empty columns, and the hint line shows how many. Tap a card to send it to its best spot, drag to choose yourself, and use Undo or Hint whenever you need them. Every deal has a number, so you can replay or share a deal, and almost every deal can be won. Faster wins with fewer moves score higher.

FAQ

How to play Evergreen FreeCell?

All 52 cards are dealt face up into eight columns, so every deal is a pure thinking game. Stack cards down in alternating colors, park single cards in the four free cells, and send each suit home from Ace to King. You can move several cards at once when you have enough free cells and empty columns, and the hint line shows how many. Tap a card to send it to its best spot, drag to choose yourself, and use Undo or Hint whenever you need them. Every deal has a number, so you can replay or share a deal, and almost every deal can be won. Faster wins with fewer moves score higher.

Is freecell solitaire online free free?

Yes. Every Bazinga /play/ game is free in the browser — no download, no account required.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes. Pages are built mobile-first (≈390px) with touch controls. Works on phones and desktops.

Who made this game?

Evergreen FreeCell is an original HTML5 mini-game by Bazinga (bazinga.game.com). No trademarked characters or brands.

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