Onirim - Solitaire Card Game

on a lonely long night I had two of my friends let’s call them K1 and K2. We decided to play this game together on a discord stream I did not expect what would happen next but to my surprise, we had the greatest 0.3 hours played of our whole night. we started by shuffling the card not ONCE not TWICE but THRICE. Then we fought the void by using the BROWN key which made us win the battle but not the war. We continued fighting all night with the void creatures we got SEVEN DOORS but at the end we needed one key... and it was the brown key. We had lost the war after a well fought battle. I will surely never come back, but I will remember this day forever.

It's such a sweet, little, incredibly balanced game.

I love a good strategy card game, very fun

Onirim - Solitaire Card Game is a digital adaptation of the acclaimed solo card game created by developer and publisher InPatience. Instead of relying on elaborate visuals or fast-paced action, it delivers an experience built around thoughtful planning, careful resource management, and an atmosphere that feels both mysterious and relaxing. Set within an abstract dream world, the objective is to escape an ever-changing labyrinth by discovering eight magical doors before the deck of cards is exhausted. While the premise appears straightforward, every draw introduces new opportunities and new dangers, creating a strategic puzzle that remains compelling from beginning to end. The core gameplay revolves around balancing risk and reward through efficient card management. Players must assemble sequences of colored location cards to reveal doors while using keys and other special cards wisely to maximize their chances of survival. Every decision has lasting consequences because each card spent for one purpose may be unavailable later when a more critical situation appears. Nightmares add another layer of tension by forcing difficult sacrifices whenever they appear, making every successful…

My goodness it's so nice to be able to play this game without having to shuffle!

A perfect progression of little puzzles, and enough mechanics to make the decisions interesting. The Glyphs and Crossroads and Dead Ends expansions (which are free) make the game complete.