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Russian Freecell Solitaire Cards Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions 6c15o

• Starting the Game
  • Select the Play button on the game’s welcome screen to deal a hand.
    • This game has 4 different stages.
    • All new games start at the first stage.
    • Whenever you beat a stage you unlock the next.
    • Each stage has one fewer free cell than the prior stage.
  • Near the Play button are buttons for viewing the High Scores, game Help, and playing More Games.
  • In the lower left corner of the game’s welcome screen there is a language select dropdown.
  • In the lower right corner of the game’s welcome screen there are buttons for sharing the game on social media & reading game developer information.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • Use your mouse left click button to select a card or a stack of cards and drag it into the position you want to play it.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap a card or a stack of cards with a finger on the screen and drag to the position you want to move the cards to.
  • Controls & indicators
    • The top of the right rail shows your current game score and remaining level time.
    • Underneath those data points are 4 buttons to pause the game, switch to full screen mode, control game sound, and control game music.
    • At the bottom of the right column there are 3 buttons: undo moves, restart, and cards.
      • You can undo up to 3 moves per game.
      • When you restart you get a fresh new deal.
      • Cards allows you to switch between two different card designs.
• Game Play
  • Deal
    • This game uses a single 52-card deck with all 4 suits.
    • All cards are dealt directly to the tableau across 7 columns.
      • The leftmost column has a single card dealt face up.
      • The remaining 6 columns have 5 cards each dealt face up at the bottom, and have face down cards underneath them.
      • The second column on the tableau has 1 face down card, and each subsequent row has 1 more face down card, to where the rightmost row has 6 face down cards.
      • 31 cards are dealt face up while 21 cards are dealt face down.
  • Playing
    • Move cards on the tableau where you have a card that is the same suit as the bottom card on another stack & is one descending in rank.
      • The subsequent cards that are below the top card being moved do not adversely impact the move.
    • Any card or any run of cards can be played to an open stack on the tableau.
    • Any individual cards can be placed in the free cells.
    • Aces and any subsequent cards which appear at the bottom of the stacks are automatically played to the 4 suited foundations.
  • Levels & free cells
    • This game has 4 levels which each have a 10 minute time limit and are unlocked sequentially.
    • The first level has 4 free cells & each subsequent level has one fewer free cell.
    • You can play any individual card to a free cell.
      • The cards in the free cells can be played back to the tableau or to a foundation.
      • Once a free cell is cleared it can be used again.
  • Strategy
    • The name of this game is trying to play quickly since most of your game score will be based on the time it takes you to beat it.
    • Try to create an open column on the tableau as early as you possibly can, as that will give you flexibility in how you play cards from the other tableau columns.
      • Whenever you make a play that does away with an open column, try to ensure it either creates another open column, is working on turning up the final face-down card in a stack, or enables you to make a series of plays in a chain reaction which can enable you to turn up multiple other face down cards.
      • Work on clearing cards out of the stacks with the fewest face down cards first so that you keep making open stacks to give yourself more flexibility as you progress through the game.
    • You can play more aggressively on the first stage since you have 4 free cells & then grow more conservatively on the last couple stages since you have fewer free cells.
      • Get the aces to the foundations early so they can help you start clearing other cards off the tableau.
  • Scoring
    • Your game score is cumulative across levels.
    • Each card you move to a foundation is worth 10 points, for a maximum base score of 520 points.
    • Each second you have remaining on the timer when you beat the game is worth 50 points.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like Russian Solitaire card games.
    • If you like this game but find it easy & want a bit more challenge, check out our core Russian Solitaire game, which plays similarly other than it has no free cells.
    • Secret Russian is a variation of Russian Solitaire where every other card on the tableau is dealt face down.
    • We also offer a Freecell version of Yukon Freecell. Yukon Solitaire plays similarly to Russian Solitaire, but is easier as you only need to alternate suite colors on the tableau rather than following suit.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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