In Freecell, the app doesn't always allow you to move the maximum number of cards from one column in the tableau to another. (I.e., if the first card in the first foundation is 8C, then you can only start a new foundation with an 8.) I thought that the rules stipulated that the first card in an empty foundation has to be the same value as the first card in the first foundation. In Osmosis, you can put any card in foundation 2 (for example) that is up in foundation 1. I've only played a few different games, but have some comments about those. I also like that you can relax the rules in the middle of a game without starting a new game. I also like that the interface is intuitive and easy to use. I enjoy the animations, AND the fact that you don't have to wait for the card animation to finish before the next move. I find that the game is a lot of fun to use. what good is auto play if you can't see what you're playing.Wish I could get a refund! :/ Buyer beware. Please remove the transparency of the number & suit and it might be more legible.The only reason I bought the app was because of its auto-play functions, outside of that, it's a total disappointment. By eliminating all the extraneous buttons, the cards could be rendered larger, in landscape & portrait modes.The alternate card face, is equally difficult to see. Undo & redo would be handled with a swipe right or swipe left on the card table. There would be an info 'i' in the lower right corner, the page would flip and all prefs would be there. If the developer would use iphone conventions for all preferences, no buttons would exist on the 'card table' screen. On a larger screen 'the fuzziness' of the cards was tolerable.

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