Home Run Solitaire

This is another Solitaire game I picked up to play casually, either while playing DnD with friends or while watching YouTube. I like having these games like that on the side for that reason. Home Run Solitaire plays pretty similar to the other Solitaire games of this style on Steam, with no real deviations. You click on a card that is 1 higher or 1 lower than the card number you have, regardless of the suit, to bring it to the deck and try to clear the board. Some later levels have obstacles like locks you have to find the key for under cards, or baseball themed ones like a home plate you have to find a runner under a card to slide to, or a find a ball to throw into a glove blocking another card. Each level gets progressively harder, with the last ones even having all these obstacles in one hand. Like other Solitaire games of this style, there are power ups and abilities you can buy in a store to use at different times with money you earn from playing hands or cards. Most of them are pretty cut and dry and similar to the other solitaire games with the same power ups. Though this one does have a couple that I hadn't seen in any of the others I've played so far. Notably the one t…

A very fun solitaire game from a smaller developer that deserves your attention. Home Run Solitaire has all the bells and whistles with a minimal baseball Americana side story, where a woman is the star athlete of the team. I own other games from the developer and I've been pleased with them all. It definitely scratches your solitaire itch :)

This game was my second go-round with a Solitaire title from the Revills Games, following [i]Legends of Solitaire: Curse of the Dragons[/i], which I played and finished back in fall of 2020. I didn't write a review for that game, but the playing experience with this release is very similar to the older title, only with a story related to baseball as opposed to one with fantasy elements. I will always remember this game due to the fact that my old laptop bit the dust not long after I finished a session in the latter part of February. It had nothing to do with the game itself, as these things tend to happen with laptops that are 6-7 years old (especially ones that aren't high performance models), but I learned a valuable (and very painful) lesson about backing up hard drives, something I (foolishly) neglected with my old laptop (that's a very long story that will not be touched upon here). I only bring this up due to the fact that I had put 10.1 hours into this game prior to the computer problems, and this is not a title that gets saved in the Steam Cloud. This is most definitely what would be referred to as a "first world problem," but I had to start over from scratch when I re…

A nice solitaire game with a simple back story. And the perspective of getting new power-ups kept me engaged. The mini games that are ok, they do not add much fun but makes you more mindful when you start getting asleep.

Hi -- I love Solitaire -- this was a good story that held my interest. First, I am NOT a baseball fan but I gave this game a try & was hooked. You pick a player either a man or woman who will be your upcoming baseball star. Each level was a different city -- in the level there was 9 separate games to win. I finished 16 levels & was getting bored so I quit to get another game. If you truly love baseball this game is for you.

I have been looking for a solitaire game like Fairway Solitaire and Home Run Solitaire is the closest I have found on Steam. While there are many games that are similar in basic game play, none of them have come close to being as entertaining as Fairway Solitaire, until I found this game. The story kept me entertained and addicted to this game until I completed it. I really loved the squirrel and wish he had more involvement in the game. I enjoyed the mini games to a point, though I never came to really understand the point of them in this game and was glad there was an option to stop those cards from appearing so I could just focus on playing solitaire and advancing the story. The power-ups and cards were well themed to the story and while there are many other solitaire games with themes and story lines, this one still manages to feel unique.