Samurai Solitaire. Return of the Ronin

[i] My Experience [/i] I played [b]Samurai Solitaire. Return of the Ronin[/b] on my Steam Deck, and the experience was...[i]ok[/i]. You can use the touchpad as a mouse to navigate menus and the level select screen, and then use the touchscreen to play the actual levels. This worked fairly well, although when I used the "in-game helpers" (as they are called in the game's description), the tooltips informing me of their effects would display on the screen until the end of the level. Because the game isn't designed for such a small screen, it can be difficult to navigate your cursor to just the correct spot to select the level you want to play. Additionally, it can be challenging to see how many stars you've earned on each level, as everything is sort of pushed together. Although the game doesn't purport to be playable on Steam Deck, I still thought the above details could be useful to a potential player or two. The game itself is quite similar to the previous title in the series, [b]Samurai Solitaire. Threads of Fate[/b]. I don't understand why developer DigiMight insists on using a period when a colon would be better suited in the titles of these games. The story is negligible, an…

A nice, little +1/-1 solitaire game with a Japanese theme. I particularly like that you can make progress even if you don't complete a level. It's a good pick for some casual gaming.