FreeCell Quest

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.

1 found this helpful, 2026-04-24

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.

0 found this helpful, 2026-06-12

Pretty good. More hectic than I'd like. You have to clear the board quickly because you will get attacked every so often. I'm used to taking my time with puzzle games and I find it hard to think fast in this one. But there are spells that help and armor you can buy to boost your defense. You can heal at an inn, though they are few and far between. There are one-time use only spells and also ones that you can...

60 found this helpful, 2015-11-05

Honestly at first this game was fun (if you like freecell) but the game exceedingly becomes spam spells or mash cards into the top to avoid attacks then spam the back spell. It went from relaxing to not relaxing for me so that's where I stopped playing. I get why they went the way they did but I really wasn't trying to go hard in this type of game. I was more so looking for something relaxing and it just wasn't in...

15 found this helpful, 2021-07-07

I'm going to recommend this game with reservations. Overall the presentation is good and if you like freecell then it is worth buying. The variation in the number of suits and stacks, as well as being able to develop more free slots throughout the game, alters the difficulty and keeps things interesting. I'm not sure that the rpg elements, overlaid on it, work all that well. It is an interesting idea but I think...

18 found this helpful, 2015-12-09

A freecell game where you have a map where the towns on it serve as levels. The levels do increase in difficulty by having more and more decks and are timed as if you don't move cards of a certain pile in time you will take damage and eventually will run out of XP. The game also offers upgrades, items and spells you can use, but I found the highest tiers just weren't good enough and ended up with 5 million gold by...

9 found this helpful, 2023-04-07

Card-based games are few and far between, at least on Linux, so I jumped at the opportunity to buy this as soon as I saw it released. I'm not disappointed! Especially intriguing to me was the "Quest" portion of the game's title, and for the most part, it lives up to it. Sure, it isn't on par with something like the original Puzzle Quest's transformation of Bejeweled into an RPG-lite, since it currently appears to...

29 found this helpful, 2015-10-20