I wrote to GH CS about it and got a reply similar to yours, StuSue, but I've found a solution that kind of works.  I'm trying to decide whether to upgrade the laptop to Windows10 and I found lists of games that do and don't work on Win10, so I figure between the two lists, that will be most of their games.  I can't link to the game directly but at least I know they have it and can find it with search.   BTW, I got a reply from GH within a few hours.

I only have 20 more levels of Frozen Patchworks to complete.  I like this game so much better than the Halloween Patchwork game.  It's not as difficult and the pictures are pretty and more colorful.

Finished the main game of Christmas Stories: Hans Christian Andersen's Tin Soldier Collector's Edition.  Hope to finish the bonus chapter and other extras tomorrow.

In the free to play games, the ART Christmas event is over (43 days before the Valentine event begins).  Got all the achievements, so I'm happy.  MC's Christmas event is still in progress.  In game #1, I earned all the Christmas achievements, in game #2, I'm going to have t wait until next year for one of them.  I'm praying that they do NOT have a Valentine Day event.  We need some time to work on the regular daily quests.

In January, I want to finish Mystery Trackers: Raincliff's Phantoms Collector's Edition,  Mystery Trackers: Blackrow's Secret Collector's Edition, Mystery Trackers: Nightsville Horror Collector's Edition, and Mystery Trackers: Winterpoint Tragedy Collector's Edition.  I've already downloaded the first one.

Info from the 3rd quarter financial report released by Churchill Downs (owner of Big Fish)

During the third quarter, Big Fish Games contributed revenues of $103.5 million and Adjusted EBITDA of $33.3 million. Comparing results to Big Fish Games before CDI's acquisition, total bookings for the quarter increased $29.1 million, or 34%, driven by growth in both the Casino and Free-to-Play Casual segments.  Casino bookings grew by $3.5 million, driven by a 9% increase in average bookings per paying user compared to the third quarter of 2014, offset partially by a 1% decline in average paying users.  Free-to-Play Casual bookings' growth of $31.1 million was driven by a 158% increase in quarterly average paying users and a 71% increase in average bookings per paying user.  Our growth in Free-to-Play Casual bookings was driven by the continued success of Gummy Drop!, as well as the successful launch of Dungeon Boss in part due to being selected as an Editor's Choice game on both the Apple iTunes and Google Play stores. Premium bookings declined $5.5 million, or 17%, primarily driven by customers continuing to shift from paid PC games to free-to-play mobile games.  In addition, the strengthening U.S. dollar (USD) as compared to other currencies where our Premium segment operates resulted in conversion to lower USD bookings of approximately $1.0 million.

link to report:  http://ir.churchilldownsincorporated.com/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=939050

Number of PC games released this year is 430.  Last year, 457 games were released.  Looks like BF has given up on free to play for the PC.  Only 4 new free to play games released on PC this year, compared to 17 last year.   PC players just refuse to make in game purchases, so BF (and other companies) will continue to focus on mobile gamers who are willing to spend.