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How do you feel when you see a movie or TV show from the past being remade into a new one? To be honest, I kinda support such activities, but I wouldn't consider them to be maintaining the uniqueness of the original work. In these movies or TV series, the TV production team makes them look new with new cameras, new scenes and new actors, which is indeed a very pleasant thing for people's senses. However, many people still can't accept such changes. This phenomenon also exists in the gaming world, some classic game play has gradually failed to adapt to the new needs of people after years of development, so some new games have sprung up. In fact, rather than saying they are new games, they are a new kind of medicine in a new bottle as before. However, if the adaptation is successful, then you will find that this is actually not uncommon. I'm sure many of you have played the game that comes with the windows system, which does attract a lot of attention with its empty pawn solitaire. In fact, solitaire looks simple, but there is so much to learn inside. Not a novice can master the essentials of solitaire at once. Limited by time and space, we now have very little access to computer games in the new era of development. Mobile games are known as the new darling of gamers, so how many people would be willing to throw themselves into the arms of the game if they were to play solitaire on a cell phone? FreeCell hopes that it will win everyone over, and as a new look mobile solitaire game, you will find that FreeCell exists with a new goal progression feature. This is actually a new game mode. In a traditional computer game, your opponent is only the computer and there is not much requirement for a server. Your daily tasks are controlled as well as rationed by yourself, but in FreeCell something different appears. You can play FreeCell on the basis of accomplishing new goals and taking your talents and abilities to the next level. As a new but classic solitaire game, FreeCell certainly requires a lot of ingenuity and dedication on the part of the players. I think that to get FreeCell right, it's still not enough to know how to play or know its rules. You need to look at FreeCell from a macro perspective, and first of all, you need to have a very clear idea in your head. You can't just see a card and put it in that queue. That's not right. You need to know how many total cards there are, or calculate how many cards of various suits are left at the moment. This is a very complicated subject, and even I can't explain it completely. Anyway, just know that you can spend a morning, an afternoon, an evening or even a whole day playing solitaire at FreeCell. You'll get stuck in a swamp of thought like I did and not be able to pull yourself out of it at all. You can pull out your phone and click on the FreeCell icon at all hours of the day, and you can spend a lot of time winning game after game in FreeCell in order to get the thrill of thinking. Of course, this is a benefit, and it's better to be addicted to playing card games than to play killing games that don't make any sense, isn't it? Besides, you can see the sincerity of FreeCell, because if you download it, you will find that the game is really generous and it is free of any ads. You can play the game for free and in a free environment, and you won't have to worry about accidentally pressing the wrong button and entering another app.

FreeCell is a solitaire game that everyone often plays on the computer. It is very casual and very interesting. Now it is transplanted to the mobile phone for everyone to imagine at any time. There are many levels, and you can pass them as you like. Players who like FreeCell and board games must not miss it.

1. In the FreeCell technique, the transfer unit is very important, and it should be kept as empty as possible and not easily occupied.

2. Players often feel that the game is not user-friendly, and the suits of some cards that should not be suppressed are often unclear. In fact, just right-click the mouse to see it.

3. 3. In the Solitaire game, if there are more than 1 cards in a row arranged in order of size, these cards can be moved to another row at one time. Remember, the more empty transfer units, the more cards you can move. For example: when there are 3 empty transfer units, then the land can move 4 cards in order.

4. When the title bar flashes, you need to handle the card move carefully. Because this is to remind you that only the last card can still be moved.

5. If possible, you need to turn over 4 aces as soon as possible, because the aces are the first card in the row. The later you find the A, the harder it is to move the cards later.

6. If possible, hollow out a column as soon as possible, so that there is more transit space. In fact, it is not a real transit space, but the function is similar. This is very easy to be overlooked in the FreeCell technique.