🕹️ Play Firemen Solitaire Game: Free Online Fireman Solitaire Card Video Game for Kids & Adults

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Game Play Instructions

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Play Firemen Solitaire online for free. Firemen Solitaire is a timed 2-deck Solitaire variant where you must organize the cards into suited foundations in a middle out fashion. Your goal is to arrange the cards in order on the 2 sets of foundations which descend from 6 and ascend from 7. Move the cards by clicking on the spaces they are in. Discard your cards with care, as it is the key to finishing the game. This game is rendered in mobile-friendly HTML5, so it offers cross-device gameplay. You can play it on mobile devices like Apple iPhones, Google Android powered cell phones from manufactures like Samsung, tablets like the iPad or Kindle Fire, laptops, and Windows-powered desktop computers. All game files are stored locally in your web browser cache. This game works in Apple Safari, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Opera and other modern web browsers.

Starting the Game

On the welcome screen, select Play to begin.
Select Help to learn the game’s rules.
Select High Scores to view the game’s leaderboard.
Use the drop-down list on the bottom left corner of the screen to choose the game’s language.
Your web browser automatically saves your game progress.
Game Controls
- Desktop
  - With your mouse, left click to select the cards.
  - Touchscreen devices
    - Tap on the screen with your fingers to select the cards.
    - Controls and indicators
      - The game’s controls and indicators are shown on the right side of the screen. From left to right, they are as follows.
        Level number
        Cumulative score
        Timer
        Pause button
        Undo button
        Speaker button: Turns the game’s audio effects on and off
        Music button: Turns the game’s music on and off
        On the bottom left corner is the enlarge button. Use this to switch between windowed and full screen modes.
        Game Play
        Deal
        This is a 2-deck card game consisting of 104 cards.
        All eight 6 cards are dealt to one wheel while all eight 7 cards are dealt to the second wheel.
        Eight cards are dealt to the open card positions.
        The remaining 80 cards are dealt to the reserves, which you can go through a total of twice.
        Basic rules
        Layout
        On the top left and bottom right corners of the game are the windows, which hold the 8 open cards.
        The tableau consists of 2 wheels:
        The 6 wheel, to the left.
        The 7 wheel, to the right.
        The draw pile is located on the center of the 6 wheel.
        The discard pile is found on the center of the 7 wheel.
        Card movement
        The game starts with 8 cards already dealt in the open card windows.
        Your task is to build piles of cards by suit in each of the wheels.
        The 6 wheel is sorted in descending order (6, 5, 4, 3, 2, Ace)
        The 7 wheel is sorted in ascending order (7, 8, 9, 10, Jack, Queen, King)
        The card can either go on the slot or in the discard pile.
        Select a card to move it to its destination.
        If the card has a valid position on one of the wheels it is automatically played there & if it does not it is placed on the discard pile.
        Once a card is in the discard pile, you will not be able to get it again until you re-draw the pile, or until you work down any cards atop it on the discard pile by playing them to a valid position on a foundation.
        Keep discarding and placing cards until you run out of cards in the draw deck.
        Select the empty draw pile to flip over the discard pile.
        You can only do this once.
        You cannot retrieve the cards once you
        Undos
        You can undo your previous moves
        The game gives you 3 undos.
        Your undos are replenished with every move you make.
        Winning
        You win the level is you manage to place all the cards in the piles.
        If you run out of time or valid moves, you lose the game.
        Levels
        Levels are unlocked sequentially.
        You automatically start on the first level.
        Finish one level to play the next.
        There are 8 levels in this game.
        Levels are unlocked sequentially.
        You can’t go back and replay previously beat levels without starting the game over at the first level.
        The board layout is the same for all 8 levels, however you have a shorter time limit for each level.
        The first level gives you a 10 minute time limit.
        Each subsequent level has a 20 second shorter time limit to where you must beat the final level in 7:40 or less.
        If you fail to beat a level in time you can try again.
        Each time you reload the game, it gives you the following options:
        Select Continue previous game to resume from the last level you unlocked.
        Select Start new game to begin a new playthrough.
        Scoring
        Scoring is cumulative in this game. Your score from one level carries over to the next.
        You receive 50 points each time a card enters any of the piles, meaning you can score a maximum card-based score of 4,400 on each level.
        You also get 5 extra points for every second remaining on the timer when you beat a level.
        After the game ends, you have the option of submitting your final score.
        Tips
        The first thing you need to do is deploy any 8s or 5s you have on the windows.
        Free up windows by discarding a few cards if you don’t start with any 8s or 5s.
        If you can build up piles in order, do so.
        Selection order is the key.
        You must choose which cards to retain and which to discard.
        If you think that the card will be useful in the immediate future, retain it.
        Plan your discards with care.
        This is perhaps the most important part of this game. Disposing of the cards in the right order can help you arrange the piles with ease.
        At first, you might want to dispose of some high- or low-value cards as they might not be needed on the first pass.
        In particular, it is always worth discarding Kings and Aces to open up window places for other cards. If the discard pile only has Kings and Aces you will always be able to work your way back down through it so long as you get the other cards in position.
        On your first pass you may also want to discard Queens and 2 cards.
        If you have a duplicate of a card and it is not near the center that is fairly safe to discard one of them. Similarly, if you have a run of cards in sequential order but are missing some cards you can (at least on the first pass) put that run of cards on the discard pile knowing you will be able to come back and play them on the next pass through.
        In general it is best not to discard any cards valued near the middle (e.g. 4, 5, 8, or 9) as you will need to lay those before you can work your way outward toward the highest or lowest cards in that suit.
        When discarding a run of consecutive cards try to place them in the order where if you got the missing card between them and where your foundation is currently at you can play them all. This means lay in descending order to the waste pile if the card sequence is above 7 & lay in ascending order to the waste pile if the card sequence is below 6.
        Placing too many high value cards or low value cards in the pile too soon can stymie your ability to complete each pile.
        Choose a mix of cards based on what you’d expect to draw when you flip the discard pile.
        Target Audience
        The game is suited for players who like Solitaire card games.
        The game has no adult themed content.

Mobile Friendly Cross Browser Support

This game is rendered in mobile-friendly HTML5, so it offers cross-device gameplay. You can play it on mobile devices like Apple iPhones, Google Android powered cell phones from manufactures like Samsung, tablets like the iPad or Kindle Fire, laptops, and Windows-powered desktop computers. All game files are stored locally in your web browser cache. This game works in Apple Safari, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Opera and other modern web browsers.

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