Saved games & replays
Continue Game
Every move is saved the moment you make it. Quit, crash or restart Windows and the game is exactly where you left it, clock included. And every game you've ever played can be watched back, move by move.
Windows 10/11 (x64) · Free · No account
Your history lives in a database on your own PC. Nothing is uploaded.
What it's for
Why players use Continue Game
Not feature bullets: the actual moments it is for.
- Closing the laptop halfway through a Spider game and finishing it tomorrow.
- Watching back the FreeCell you just won to see the move that cracked it.
- Jumping to move 40 of a game you lost and trying a different line from there.
What it does
Everything Continue Game handles
Everything below runs on your own PC and is saved there.
Saved on every move
No save button and nothing to lose. Close the window mid-game and it's waiting for you.
Watch any game back
Play, pause and step through any game at 0.5×, 1×, 2×, 4× or 8×.
Scrub the whole game
Drag the slider anywhere. Small marks show where you pressed undo or redo.
Resume from here
Start a new game from any position in a replay, with every move up to it already made.
Same deal, again
Try this deal again deals the exact same cards from the start, as an ordinary game.
Your complete history
Filter by game, result, date or Daily, so you can find the one you mean.
How it works
Three steps
- 1
Just play
Every move is saved as you make it. You don't have to do anything.
- 2
Open Continue Game
Your whole history is there, with score, time and moves for each game.
- 3
Watch, scrub or take over
Click a game to replay it, then Resume from here at any move.
Under the hood
The details, named
How a saved game works.
- What's stored
- The deal's number plus the moves you made, a few KB per game
- Where
- A local database in your Windows user folder
- Live games
- One in progress per game: a Klondike, a FreeCell and a Spider at once is fine
- Replay speeds
- 0.5×, 1×, 2×, 4× and 8×
A game resumed from a replay is marked assisted. It counts toward games played and won, but never toward personal bests, streaks or achievements.
The rest of the app
It all comes together
Questions
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Continue Game comes with CardTray, free for Windows 10 and 11, along with about 320 games.
Windows 10/11 (x64) · Free · No account