There are at least three games on BF that depict this wonderful classic story. This game however is the only card version (to my knowledge), this is the classic 'freecell' solitaire card game with a twist. The version is faithful (in the main) to the freecell version of solitaire and there is even a tutorial if you are unfamiliar with this version (this helps and 'refreshed' my mind as to the principals of the game). The game itself is whimsical and quirky (much like the story) and takes you through the story of Alice in Wonderland. The way to complete each of the levels is to open up the 'rose' level meter by playing the game. It is not always necessary to 'clear the decks' as it were, to fill the 'rose meter' but each level has a certain amount of points that need to be achieved in order for that particular level to be completed. What was a bit confusing was that you may complete the points target for a particular level, but you may not have fully completed the 'rose meter' thus you had to to play another round within the same level, I was confused to start with as I couldn't work out if that if I had met the targets then why I couldn't move on to the next level, as I say I eventually worked it out. The game starts of with a 'baby' version of the game in that you only have to sort cards 4 through to 6, as you move on through the game though the number of cards increases (in the hour trial I got to number 7), this again was good as it slowly introduced you not only to freecell, but also gently eased you into the game itself. As with most solitaire card games on BF there were 'powerups' and columns that had to be 'unlocked' before you could use them (think sand bunker cards if you had played fairway solitaire), this again added to the overall challenge of the game. In between each of the levels (and sub-levels) a part of the story was told and as the story continued the story became the foundation for the missions for that particular level, this was another plus point (IMHO) as it made a solita

This is a fun game, though if you're looking for a high level of challenge, this will not be for you. It's more for those who want to just play without having to puzzle over it too much. Most of the games are with less than a full deck of cards, and you get plenty of power-ups that make it pretty easy to win every game, though there are also challenges that you may or may not achieve, like finishing a round in under a set amount of time, or getting a certain number of special cards. The story is basically Alice in Wonderland, though there were some parts that I don't remember from the book, so I think they added a bit to the story. :) This would be a really good game for kids.