FreeCell Solitaire: Card Games

The basics

You will find FreeCell Solitaire: Card Games under Card on Google Play. MobilityWare lists it as free to download, and the short description says: FreeCell Solitaire Card Game: Play Classic Solitaire Card Game from MobilityWare.

The rating spread

342,166 Google Play users have rated FreeCell Solitaire: Card Games, and the average lands at 4.61. Breaking that down: 75.9% gave five stars, 15.9% four, 4.4% three, 1.2% two and 2.6% one. That is a lopsided curve in the good direction, with the bulk of people at the top.

Count the extremes and you get 259,725 five star ratings and 8,828 one star ratings, a ratio near 29 to 1. The middle of the scale, two and three stars together, holds 5.6% of ratings (19,267 people). The listing shows 10,000,000+ installs, so the 342,166 ratings come from a slice of the people who installed it.

Version, size and price

The listing shows last updated Oct 12, 2026, version 7.2.0.5102, Android 8.0 or newer, a content rating of Everyone and first released Sep 15, 2011. The Play page carries 15 screenshots, and the written description runs to about 622 words. Google Play labels it as one that contains ads and offers in-app purchases. There is no upfront price.

From the Play description

In the developer’s words, “Welcome to the top destination for lovers of the classic card game”. It also states that “With intuitive controls and smooth game play, FreeCell Solitaire offers an immersive experience perfect for all players”. Another line from the listing: “FreeCell provides a refreshing break from your day, offering relaxing, brain training, and enjoyable challenges”. The listing goes on to say “Exercise your brain by playing in this highly strategic version of the timeless classic Klondike Solitaire”.

One more point the description makes: “Relaxation and Brain Training: FreeCell Solitaire isn’t just about entertainment; it’s also a fantastic way to unwind and train your brain”. The description says: “Whether relaxing after a long day or seeking a mental workout, FreeCell offers the perfect balance of relaxation and brain training”. In the developer’s words, “Engage your mind as you strategize your moves, sharpen your memory with the Memory Card Game, and enjoy instant tranquility amidst the hustle of daily life”. These lines are the developer’s claims. How the game feels in your hands is something only a session will show.

Who should try it

Anyone who already likes card games, and who is comfortable with a free-to-play model that contains ads and offers in-app purchases. If card is not your thing, the star average will not change that. Google Play gives it a content rating of Everyone, which is worth a look if a child will be using it.

What to watch for

The listing says it contains ads and offers in-app purchases, so expect to be asked for attention or money at some point. Also, one star ratings sit at 2.6%, a modest share, though that is still 8,828 people who were unhappy enough to say so. This page is built from the Play listing, so check the screenshots and the latest reviews on the Play page before you commit time to it.