

Solitaire Beach Season Sounds of Waves
Somer Games · 2020 · Casual, Card Game, Singleplayer, Indie, Adventure
PC
5 user reviews60% · 5
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About Solitaire Beach Season Sounds of Waves
Get ready for an exciting adventure on an island you could only dream of! Kick back and enjoy the superb sunsets, golden beaches and hours of surfing all wrapped together with super fun solitaire layouts!
- Complete all the solitaire deals, make your ideal card chain!
- Enjoy explosive holidays in the tropics!
- Exciting levels that are sure to keep you entertained!
- Get rid of cards faster with jokers, and increase the combo multiplier to earn more coins!
- Remove cards faster to increase your combo multiplier and get more coins!
- Intriguing tasks and more than 15 awesome stickers!
- Original themed decks and 12 card back styles!
- Complete all the solitaire deals, make your ideal card chain!
- Enjoy explosive holidays in the tropics!
- Exciting levels that are sure to keep you entertained!
- Get rid of cards faster with jokers, and increase the combo multiplier to earn more coins!
- Remove cards faster to increase your combo multiplier and get more coins!
- Intriguing tasks and more than 15 awesome stickers!
- Original themed decks and 12 card back styles!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I got this game for .49 cents USD on the Halloween sale, and to me it's worth about that. Like all the other 8floor solitaire games it has a lot of bells and whistles. You can select from several styles of decks and even select the large style faces that make the cards easier to read. There's a newbie route where things are easier. Music is OK, if a bit annoying after a while, but you can turn it off and play your own in the background. But like all the other titles from these devs, there are a few annoying aspects. The game has a store where you use coins you earn in game to buy bonus cards like jokers, etc. OK, sounds like fun, right? Until you grind through a level to earn enough points to get enough jokers to play. You can shuffle if you have it or buy the option, but it usually makes hands worse, not better. Why do levels matter? Because if you don't score enough points you can't unlock the next background. I'd love to see a casual route with all backgrounds unlocked and the ability to go back through the dealt cards, because that's how solitaire often works. And a layout choice. Overall it's a fun game with pretty cards in a tropical setting and I'm enjoying it. There doe…3 found this helpful
Very good Solitaire game. Relaxing music and solid gameplay.3 found this helpful
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