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Play a Freecell version of Solitaire in this exciting Solitaire game in Facebook.
Enjoy a uniquely themed game that encompasses feudal Japan era inspired elements.
Easily play a set, or reset the game any point in time along with a single undo button.
Just when you think you’ve seen it all (when it comes to motifs) in Solitaire games, you find yourself being amused every once in a while with brimming new titles that has something unique to offer. Enter the game, Samurai Solitaire – endowing you with the legit version of Freecell Solitaire, you’ll be tossed in feudal Japan for the game's setting in this wonderful rendition of the card game in Facebook.
For those inclined with the purest version of Solitaire – worry not, for the motif is only skin deep. Here, you get to play a Freecell Solitaire session without having to worry about additional mechanics, objectives, boosters, limits, levels and similar stuff – just your plain old card game to get you the essence and exact challenge of the real thing.
For those unfamiliar with the mechanics of the game, it includes a simple guide on the main menu to get you acquainted with the steps to play the game. Nonetheless, FreeCell is a solitaire-based card game played with the standard 52-card deck. It is fundamentally a whole lot easier than most solitaire versions for there is a slimmer chance in here to stumble on an unsolvable session.
This is primarily due to the 4 “free” cells that the player gets to use upon being hindered by any card on the tableaux. These free cells serve as a deposit chamber, from where you get to put hindering cards to help you open up other cards to sequence in the game. Other than that, the main objective is similar to most solitaire games – having to sequence 4 piles of the different suits of cards from their aces to kings.
Playing the game is really easy to get into as well. Here, any cell card or top card of any cascade may be moved to build on the tableaux, moved to an empty cell, an empty cascade, or its foundation. Complete or partially sequenced piles on the tableaux may be moved to build on existing ones, or be moved to empty cascades. Being played out in the computer, it gives you perks like automatically hinting you with the plausible moves per cascade of tiles by highlighting the cards red upon hovering the cursor on top of it. The game is won after all cards are properly sequenced in their respective foundation piles.
As mentioned, there are no forms of power-ups or boosters in the game – making it rather useless to include a currency system in the game as well. Instead, every session is played out with points, giving you the chance to score higher every time you try and play a faster paced game. Nevertheless, you get a nifty reset/shuffle feature to easily restart the game, and a single undo feature to omit your last move in the game.
Set in a wonderfully crafted game, Samurai Solitaire is one great solitaire game that shouldn’t be left without a try. Staying true to the original game’s mechanics, seasoned players wouldn’t find it hard to adapt to this brimming new solitaire title. Samurai Solitaire Rezumat
Enjoy a uniquely themed game that encompasses feudal Japan era inspired elements.
Easily play a set, or reset the game any point in time along with a single undo button.
Just when you think you’ve seen it all (when it comes to motifs) in Solitaire games, you find yourself being amused every once in a while with brimming new titles that has something unique to offer. Enter the game, Samurai Solitaire – endowing you with the legit version of Freecell Solitaire, you’ll be tossed in feudal Japan for the game's setting in this wonderful rendition of the card game in Facebook.
For those inclined with the purest version of Solitaire – worry not, for the motif is only skin deep. Here, you get to play a Freecell Solitaire session without having to worry about additional mechanics, objectives, boosters, limits, levels and similar stuff – just your plain old card game to get you the essence and exact challenge of the real thing.
For those unfamiliar with the mechanics of the game, it includes a simple guide on the main menu to get you acquainted with the steps to play the game. Nonetheless, FreeCell is a solitaire-based card game played with the standard 52-card deck. It is fundamentally a whole lot easier than most solitaire versions for there is a slimmer chance in here to stumble on an unsolvable session.
This is primarily due to the 4 “free” cells that the player gets to use upon being hindered by any card on the tableaux. These free cells serve as a deposit chamber, from where you get to put hindering cards to help you open up other cards to sequence in the game. Other than that, the main objective is similar to most solitaire games – having to sequence 4 piles of the different suits of cards from their aces to kings.
Playing the game is really easy to get into as well. Here, any cell card or top card of any cascade may be moved to build on the tableaux, moved to an empty cell, an empty cascade, or its foundation. Complete or partially sequenced piles on the tableaux may be moved to build on existing ones, or be moved to empty cascades. Being played out in the computer, it gives you perks like automatically hinting you with the plausible moves per cascade of tiles by highlighting the cards red upon hovering the cursor on top of it. The game is won after all cards are properly sequenced in their respective foundation piles.
As mentioned, there are no forms of power-ups or boosters in the game – making it rather useless to include a currency system in the game as well. Instead, every session is played out with points, giving you the chance to score higher every time you try and play a faster paced game. Nevertheless, you get a nifty reset/shuffle feature to easily restart the game, and a single undo feature to omit your last move in the game.
Set in a wonderfully crafted game, Samurai Solitaire is one great solitaire game that shouldn’t be left without a try. Staying true to the original game’s mechanics, seasoned players wouldn’t find it hard to adapt to this brimming new solitaire title. Samurai Solitaire Rezumat
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