Freecell (PC) Reviews

Freecell is one of the card games that comes free with the windows package and in a way is in the shadow of the more "well-known" or "popular" games such as solitaire, with many people saying it is due to the simplicity, however freecell is quite a simplistic game once you know the rules and provides a lot more entertainment ...  Read the complete review

FREE CELL FREE TIME, FREE CELL Don’t Yawn, don’t look disinterested, don’t look bored ever, you work hard to put your company where it is today and now you have free time in office or elsewhere, don’t know what to do, do free cell it is a liberating game, free is a word with happy feelings attached with it, it exhilarates your emotions ...  Read the complete review

Having only had experience of my friend?s computer and playing Freecell with her when my husband moved in with me and brought his computer I immediately asked him to get Freecell for me. It comes with package he said looking at me as though I was stupid. I couldn?t wait for him to get it working for me. This is when my addiction first ...  Read the complete review

Freecell falls into the same category as Solitaire and Minesweeper - it came free with my computer, and I can't stop playing it. I always seem to find myself with an extra ten minutes to spare before I need to go out. That's plenty of time to get in a couple of games of Freecell - a perfect time killer. Freecell is similar to ...  Read the complete review

Freecell is a game bundled with windows and is a lot like the classic one person cards game patience. The cards are laid out as four overlapping columns of seven and four overlapping columns of six. You can take columns of cards or a single card off this set up and move them onto cards of opposite coloured suits and one higher number. To ...  Read the complete review

If you ask me Freecell has a pretty hard time of it. People always play Minesweeper, or Solitaire, but when you say 'Don't you want to play Freecell?' they just look at you as if you're stupid. Freecell isn't as easy to understand as Solitaire but when mastered it is ultimately more rewarding. The two card games share a similar ...  Read the complete review