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FreeCell 32000 is a game for the rest of your life. All 32,000 hand-numbered Microsoft FreeCell deals are here, in their original order. Deal #1 is the same deal that opened in Windows FreeCell in 1995. Deal #11982 is the famously unsolvable one. Every deal in between is yours to clear, in any order, for as long as you keep playing. WHAT'S INSIDE • All 32,000 numbered deals — the original Microsoft sequence • Daily deal — same deal for every player, every day • Pick any deal — jump straight to #1, #11982, or any number you want • Continue — the app remembers the next deal you haven't won • Replay every game you've ever played, move by move • Stats by today / week / month / year / all-time • Undo as far back as you like • Restart the current deal in one tap • iCloud sync — your progress travels with your Apple ID • Game Center — global leaderboard for the race to 32,000, plus a daily-time leaderboard and tier achievements NO CLUTTER No ads. No in-app purchases. No tracking. No accounts to create. No internet required to play. Open the app, pick up where you left off. CRAFTED Designed for landscape on iPhone and iPad. Drag, drop, double-tap to auto-send. The whole app is one focused experience — three tabs, no modals begging for your attention. HERITAGE FreeCell was invented by Paul Alfille in 1978 and reached the world through Microsoft Windows in 1995. The 32,000 deals here use Jim Horne's original LCG — the same numbering Windows shipped with. Built to be kept.
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