PEGTURE: Peg Solitaire Roguelike

Peg Solitaire — or "Solo Test" as we call it here — has been taken from such simple mechanics and turned into something incredible. Its easy-to-pick-up gameplay and the fact that every run offers a different experience got me hooked on this game. The art style, the amount of variation it offers way beyond what I expected... Even after I close the game, I catch myself thinking "would it have been better if I'd combo'd that joker with that perishable?" and before long I find myself right back in the game. Its pricing is extremely reasonable for the genre and the amount of fun it delivers. Way more than worth the price. You honestly won't believe how fun playing solitaire like this can be. Try it and see for yourself.

Didnt expect peg solitaire to work this well as a roguelike. Chaining combos and building around different peg abilities is weirdly satisfying, and once you start finding good syenrgies it gets really addictive. Simple concept but there’s a lot more strategy here than it looks

I went into this game thinking I was going to breeze through it like most balatro-likes I've played, but my brain is honestly too small for this. Which is a good thing. I LOVE LOVE LOVE the aesthetic, it's pretty comfy and right up my alley. I haven't unlocked everything so take my word with a grain of salt, but it's so nice that no peg feels truly 'useless'; instead, every peg has a place in a certain playstyle and board, it's up to you to really think about the big picture strategy of the game. It's a nice change of pace from basically every other game in the roguelike genre where they have a lot of "Never take this upgrade ever or you will brick your run" items. Even though it's packed with strategy, it feels lightweight, and what I mean by that is even though it requires me to use my brain and do some mental math, I don't get exhausted playing it. My only criticism about the game at all - which might be a complete skill issue on my part - is that packs are often so expensive in the shop that I basically never buy them unless I have the 'free/half price packs' cards. But otherwise, totally fine. Never played peg solitaire before, but this is a great interpretation of a reall…

Peg solitaire is such a great fit for the point based roguelike strategy. I was always turned off by the base game's tedious and punish strategy, but the balatro / luck be a landlord style gating makes the games snappier and allows you to be gradually introduced to the strategy that allows you to set up big combos.