Freecell3D

Freecell3D is a video game in the puzzle genre developed by Amber Mango and published by Amber Mango originally released in 2002. It is currently playable on Windows.

Freecell3D, as the name suggests, is a shareware 3D version of the classic single-player Freecell solitaire card game. The game allows players to win 3D titles by choosing one of two predefined views or by enlarging and rotating the playing area to suit their needs.

The gameplay is as usual for this type of game: cards are dealt into the playing area and dragged and dropped into place with the mouse. There is only one version of the game and no option to customize the basic rules.

The game has a save game feature, a check feature that lets players know if the game is resolvable, a feature that suggests next moves, undo, reset and game statistics. Other features that are not so common are
Move history. This is a list of all the moves a player has made to solve the game. By clicking on a particular move, the game automatically undoes all the moves up to that point so that the player can play again from that point.
A race function. Here, the player tries to solve the game faster than the computer, the computer's playing and thinking time can change the difficulty level.

It is possible that we have multiple downloads available when different versions exist.