FreeCell Quest

It should be good, but it's not. It won't let you make moves at times that are legal moves and then the next minute it lets you make them. No explanation and i can't figure out why i can't make the moves? Just add some tips at the start if there is a game mechanic at play? Gave up after an hour.

its not just freecell, its freecell with an irritating twist of anti-game motivation jumping in and out

Real money card cosmetics in game that could have been placed in the shop page instead. There is no explanation to the world and story it kinda feels useless. Rather Boring An island belonging to a country but has only port connections to another country and some countries have paths trough borders and other doesn't.

It's Freecell. Most of the negative reviews about this game are [url=https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198045711571/recommended/364640]people who don't know how to play Freecell.[/url] Unlike many solitaire card games only one card may be moved at a time; Complete or partial tableaus may be moved to build on existing tableaus, or moved to empty cascades, only by a sequence of moves which recursively place and remove cards through intermediate locations. It's like that monkey/barrel stacking game where you can't put a bigger one on a smaller one and the puzzle is figuring out how to sort them all. The slight twist here is that you start with only 1 cell and will take damage if you take too long freeing trapped cards that can't be moved under a tableau that is too large for your current capacity. Beating a level gives you gold and EXP, as well as cards for a collection and sometimes random gear. If you collect a full set of 52 cards, you can trade them in to unlock an additional cell, allowing easier gameplay. (Duplicates can be traded for missing cards at a rate of 2:1) You can get up to 8 cells, to match the maximum 8-suit decks in endgame. (it's just another 52 deck with a…

Interesting concept, but as other players have noted, legal moves are constantly not allowed with no clear way of knowing when you can move a card stack and when you can't. It kinda ruins the whole game. If you were to spend money on this hoping to get a nice game based on Free Cell I think this will only leave you feeling frustrated in the end so I am recommending AGAINST this game, for you, the player.

Decent game that makes FreeCell a bit more interesting than it would be otherwise. Good timewaster game with plenty of games to play and a fun progression mechanic.