Chef Solitaire: USA

This game is a buggy mess. I had my card disappear, then anything I tried to click after that also disappeared, including the other cards, UI buttons, anything in the menu when you press esc, etc. This happened multiple times (see screenshot). https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3727048533 There is very little unique art in the game, with the same backgrounds being used over and over again. The UX is really awful as well, to the point where it kind of feels like you're "playing" a powerpoint presentation. The main standout feature of the game (other than extremely basic +1/-1 solitaire) are a handful of minigames that happen randomly and for no apparent reason. I also can't figure out if they impact gameplay at all, especially since they're skippable, and it is jarring when they pop up suddenly with a short, ticking-yet-invisible timer. This game is not worth the purchase, unfortunately, not even heavily discounted. Not recommended.

It's an enjoyable little game for the price. It loads up quickly and is a nice way to have a fast little round of solitaire when you're wanting one.

this has been one of the best solitare i have played for awhile lots of fun...and awesome graphics as well

Pretty standard solitaire game

Chef Solitaire: USA is a relaxed, content-rich solitaire experience developed and published by The Revills Games that reimagines classic card play as a journey across the United States, framed through the lens of building and managing a growing restaurant business. Instead of presenting solitaire as a series of disconnected hands, the game wraps its card mechanics in a light narrative about expanding a culinary empire, giving each completed level a sense of purpose beyond simply clearing the tableau. From the beginning, the tone is welcoming and approachable, designed to ease players into a steady rhythm of play where progress feels tangible and rewarding rather than abstract. At its core, the game remains faithful to traditional solitaire mechanics, relying on familiar rules and layouts that will be instantly recognizable to casual card players. What elevates the experience is how these mechanics are tied to a progression system built around stars and services. Completing a hand efficiently earns stars, which are then used to unlock new locations, restaurants, and challenges across different states. This structure transforms individual games of solitaire into steps along a broade…

Very decent solitaire game. I wish there was more variety in the background art, but there are tons of levels to play through so it's a great deal!