[Game] Solitairica

Gameplay is super-fun and addictive.Solitairica is one of the most addictive games I've ever played and it's one of the reasons why my GF is so angry at me for blocking the bathroom in the mornings, I JUST HAVE TO PLAY ONE MORE BATTLE UNTIL I GET YOU, FEYGULL MONSTER.

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Solitairica takes RPG combat and challenging rogue-like progression to a fresh new place—the world of solitaire!

Gather your weapons and prepare to battle the armies of Stuck. In the land of Myriodd, all of the hearts have been stolen by the horrible Emperor Stuck, and you are the latest warrior brave enough to try to return them, saving the world from total heartless destruction!

With the guidance of the great Kismet who will teach you the power of solitaire and the four great energies—attack, defense, agility and willpower—to battle your enemies… you could finally be the one to save the realm.

Each player’s journey will be a unique challenge, with a horde of ever-changing enemies and a wide variety of items and spells to explore. Battle your enemies with brute force, or cleverly constructed builds with devastating combos, and defeat the Armies of Stuck!

Key Features:

Introducing a brand new turn based solitaire combat system.
Procedural enemies that combine hilarious and dangerous traits for endless variety.
Heaps of items and scores of spells to combine. Millions of builds to try!
Challenging and dynamic rogue-like progression.
Four great energies to master: attack (destroy cards), defense (counter and armor), agility (peeking and quickness) and willpower (healing and the arcane).
Collect wildstone each journey to upgrade cards and unlock new decks, which change the way you play.
Deck upgrades include Ace, King and Queen cards which provide powerful boosts during battle.

Solitairica user reviews :

This was my first deck building game, and I still play it a LOT. They’ve found the right mix of humor and complexity to keep things interesting, yet still approachable and fun. Randomization forces you to change up your strategy. There are some really interesting spells, such as weapons that are more effective when you’re injured below a certain level. My only gripe is that it doesn’t save your progress to the cloud when you uninstall. 5 stars.

Good idea, but the execution relies so much on randomness that the gameplay basically ends up being equivalent to a slot machine. I love the concept of a deck builder/solitaire rpg, but the powers don’t allow you to take control of the game enough to make it interesting. Good graphics and presentation, and I like that there’s no ads on the base game, but it really doesn’t seem like there’s enough depth to the game to warrant a full purchase.

The idea is nice, but the game doesn’t really reward the player. 80% of times it’s just dumb luck and no strategy, as you depend on the cards in your deck and the order they get generated. Also, is there supposed to be any difference between the classes? Besides the starting abilities, all the items and spells are the same, so nothing new. Bought the full game to support the devs, as it’s still hard work behind it, but I start regretting it now.

I love it, yeah it’s luck based but eventually you hit a lucky streak and between that and the skill you’ve gained by playing the unlucky hands pays off. I’ve been coming back to this game on and off for years and it never gets old.

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