Star Lodge
SunshineOvercast · 2022 · Nudity, Solitaire, Sexual Content, Card Game, Strategy
PC
5 user reviews40% · 5
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About Star Lodge
Star Lodge is a strategy card game for adults with over 50 unique playable cards!
The card game is played solo like solitaire. Each turn there are three cards drawn (including possible duplicates). Only cards the player can use are drawn. The player must choose the most helpful or least harmful card available from the three cards drawn. Resource management is necessary to access cards needed to make progress in winning the card match.
There is a green health bar which is increased or decreased by some cards. Losing all health ends the current card match. There is also a purple progress bar which is increased by some cards as indicated in the card text. When the progress bar is full, the player wins the current card match.
The game begins with 25 cards already unlocked! When the player wins a card match, one additional card is unlocked for use in later matches (up until all cards are unlocked). Alternatively, a new card can be unlocked by collecting 100 coins across multiple matches.
The card game is played solo like solitaire. Each turn there are three cards drawn (including possible duplicates). Only cards the player can use are drawn. The player must choose the most helpful or least harmful card available from the three cards drawn. Resource management is necessary to access cards needed to make progress in winning the card match.
There is a green health bar which is increased or decreased by some cards. Losing all health ends the current card match. There is also a purple progress bar which is increased by some cards as indicated in the card text. When the progress bar is full, the player wins the current card match.
The game begins with 25 cards already unlocked! When the player wins a card match, one additional card is unlocked for use in later matches (up until all cards are unlocked). Alternatively, a new card can be unlocked by collecting 100 coins across multiple matches.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
If you get frustrated easily, this is not the game for you. Star Lodge is as advertised - a solitaire-esque game featuring 3DCG art on the cards. Unfortunately, there is no explanation on how to play. The main menu gives you an option to play a game...that's it. A card gallery would be a nice touch, but you'll have to make your own. You are tasked with unlocking the full deck of cards to play with (you start with 25 of 50 already available to you) with those unlocked cards being able to be used in future games. You have resources to accumulate and spend on cards to help in your progress towards a win. Research, Biology, Technology, Health and %(?)Progress are what you will be seeing on your starting cards. I won my first game after 30 minutes which unlocked a Coin card, but I have no clue what Coins are for at this point, but there is a counter for them on the main game page. Resources are tracked in the lower right corner of the game screen and can be used to "purchase" better cards (possibly) from the next rotation of Pick-3. Get to 100% progress to win the current game and unlock a new card. There seems to be a level of RNG involved with what you receive, even if you are savi…6 found this helpful
I got to be an early beta tester for this game. Time went by quickly because I got caught up in the game. It was fun to figure out how to play and unlock cards. It seems there's a story behind the images which are good quality.6 found this helpful
If all you are looking for is naughty pictures, this seems to have some decent 3-d softcore stills, but there doesn't seem to be much of a game. The complete lack of instructions is a good indicator of the focus on this one. You get three cards, and you try to get your 'progress' bar (second from the left) to the top. You also get cards that gain and lose health, and some others with no real explanation, research, biology and technology. there is no real synergy between the card, or any sense that your play matters as long as you pick a good card, and usually there is at least one. So yeah, no real game to play. Can't really recommend it based on that.1 found this helpful
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