Baker's Game の遊び方
目標 - すべてのカードを組札に移動させてください
デッキ
- 標準デッキ（52枚）
再配り
- なし
組札
- エースからキングまで同じスートで昇順に積みます
- 各列の一番上のカードを移動できます
場札
- 同じスートで降順に積みます
- 各列の一番上のカードを移動できます
- 空きセルと空き場札が十分にあれば、正しい順番の組を移動できます
- 空いた場所には任意のカードまたは正しいランク順の組を置けます
セル
- 1枚のカードを置けます
- 各列の一番上のカードを移動できます
戦略・コツ
- Plan backwards from the goal. Spot your Aces and Twos, then trace the path to liberate them before touching anything else — every move that brings an Ace closer to the foundation pays off.
- Treat free cells as savings, not pockets. Each parked card is one less you'll have to move later, but an occupied cell is also a card that no longer participates in the tableau. Avoid filling all four cells in the same turn or you'll lose all group-move capacity.
- Protect empty columns like assets. An empty column doubles your moving capacity and acts as a swap space for long sequences. Only fill it with a King as a last resort — and only with a King that opens a playable suite.
- Before promoting a card to its foundation, check whether a lower opposite-colour card might still need it as a bridge. Promoting too early — especially 5s, 6s, and 7s — can dead-end the late game by stripping a key support.
- If a classic deal stumps you, try the Relax variants (Eight Off Relaxed, Seahaven Towers Relaxed): looser group-move rules that rebuild confidence before returning to standard FreeCell.
起源と歴史
Described in print by C.L. Baker, FreeCell's intellectual ancestor. Paul Alfille relaxed the suit constraint in Baker's Game to invent FreeCell.