Legends of Solitaire: Curse of the Dragons
The Revills Games · 2015 · Casual, Indie, Card Game, Solitaire
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Very Positive87% · 79
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About Legends of Solitaire: Curse of the Dragons
Long ago, the Solitaire Kingdom was cursed by an ancient, evil spell! To lift the curse once and for all and return the kingdom to its former glory, you must embark on a great quest and defeat the dragons! Gather companions, trade coins for goods at the blacksmith’s workshop, and claim rightful victory against these ferocious beasts!
The Revills Games is a husband and wife indie development team based in Adelaide, South Australia.
Features
- Thrilling story
- Awesome graphics
- Fun items to buy and help you on your journey
- Fascinating characters
- Melodic, soothing score
- 400 rounds of relaxing Solitaire
- Full voice over
The Revills Games
The Revills Games is a husband and wife indie development team based in Adelaide, South Australia.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Tedious and boring solitaire, with 400 levels, most of which are not balanced to be played. Meaning, you get a set of 10 levels (a chapter), and you just skip through them, clicking the deck from the first card to the last, but keeping in mind 'the goals', like, achieving perfects, getting stars and gold, and so on. Meaning, you either try to beat every level on the first try, and fail miserably half the time... Or you skip from level x-1 to x-9 (not touching x-10, though), then walk back and pick the easiest levels to hit the goals. That alone is a game development choice I’d label as bad and shameful. Forced backtracking in a solitaire, what's worse? Well, there is also a UI that is quite bad in many aspects. In the main menu, the "Continue" button is so thin and close to "New Game" that every time you want to play, you risk starting this marathon of boredom all over again. There are also issues with the in-game store, where you have to buy fire-extinguishing potions between levels, and companions that don't scale the way anyone would want (the dervish is way more useful than the dwarf). All in all, it's probably not the worst solitaire game on the planet, but it's well be…8 found this helpful
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It's an alright solitaire game. Not much special about it except for the medieval theme. It gets pretty difficult towards the end to get all the goals it wants you to get, but you can replay the levels by going back to the map screen, and kinda cheese to get the goals before the 10th level. I'd recommend it on sale if you need more solitaire games to play.
Surprisingly, a very fun game of +/- card removal in a fantasy setting. Very relaxing and addictive.
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Although strategy is involved, it is relaxing to play
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