Nordic Storm Solitaire
Seven Sails Games · 2020 · Indie, Casual, Strategy, Action, Simulation
PC
Mostly Positive79% · 19 📉 Recent reviews down 60%
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About Nordic Storm Solitaire
A Nordic solitaire adventure with 130+ levels, story progression, and rewarding casual gameplay.Help Northman Elof lead his people to the promised land of the god Feyr in Nordic Storm Solitaire, a charming and challenging card adventure set in a frozen mythic world. Face the ancient rival Jotun Idyl as you journey through a land of winter storms, magical legends, and tactical solitaire puzzles.Play through 130+ handcrafted levels of solitaire with a progression system designed to keep every stage fresh and rewarding. Earn boosts, unlock helpful tools, and use smart strategies to clear difficult layouts faster and more efficiently. Whether you enjoy relaxing card games or more demanding puzzle challenges, Nordic Storm Solitaire offers a satisfying balance of accessibility and depth.With beautiful Nordic scenery, story-driven progression, and polished solo gameplay, this is a perfect pick for players who love casual strategy games, atmospheric adventures, and classic solitaire with a modern twist.
- A mythic solitaire adventure in a frozen Nordic world.
- Guide Elof through 130+ levels of challenging solitaire.
- Relaxing card gameplay meets a Nordic fantasy journey.
What Steam players say
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✦ AI summary
Nordic Storm Solitaire is a relaxing, standard solitaire game with pleasant Nordic theming and music that most players find enjoyable for casual play. However, the game's weak story fails to meaningfully integrate with the gameplay, there's no restart button requiring frequent map returns, and the overall experience feels like a thin skin over straightforward mechanics without much depth or originality.
[b]nordic storm solitaire[/b] is your average fantasy-themed +1/-1 solitaire with more than the average amount of issues. the [b]130 levels[/b] are split into 30 chapters, each level unlocks one by one and you need a certain amount of stars per chapter to unlock the next. unfortunately, you can't tell just by looking at the map if you have any non-3-star levels somewhere. the usual power-ups can be bought with gold (only consumables, no permanent unlocks), and there are occasional wildcard drops. [b]the game is really easy[/b], I only used a few power-ups and wildcards, most of the time a quick replay was enough to get 3 stars. well, I say quick but there's [b]no replay or restart button[/b], back to the map after every single level, whether you aced it or not. activating things is a bit finicky, needs extra clicks, but it also means you can't waste them accidentally, so it's fine. the story is absolutely forgettable, but [b]the music is pretty nice and everything looks good enough, except the backgrounds[/b], which are far below the expected quality (unless they were painted by a 3-year-old) and are often the highlight of such games. if only they all looked like the main menu. …17 found this helpful
Nordic Storm Solitaire is another nice and relaxing card game.5 found this helpful
The solitaire is made in the medieval style of the ancient Vikings. Solitaire itself is standard, but pleasant music smoothes the game, which relaxes) The difficulty is normal, not easy and at the same time not difficult.1 found this helpful
https://youtu.be/Boi9EPq9WjI Without connecting any of the theme to the gameplay the structure falls flat as just a clear thin skin over a very strait forward base.
A very basic solitaire game with a Nordic theme. They could have created more story based on Nordic mythology, but it's a nice theme for winter. I played on the Steam Deck, which worked fine, but I think PC would have been better.
The only thing about the game that was disappointing is the story. It's far too simple and pointless. Either make the story more a part of the game and interesting or just eliminate it altogether. The gameplay is casual and extremely enjoyable. There are a couple of glitches that are minor annoyances, nothing more. I recommend this as a fun way to exercise your brain and fight boredom.
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