The Zachtronics Solitaire Collection
Zachtronics · 2022 · Solitaire, Casual, Card Game, Singleplayer, Choices Matter
PC
Overwhelmingly Positive98% · 1,009
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About The Zachtronics Solitaire Collection
The Zachtronics Solitaire Collection is here! Inside you will find seven totally unique solitaire games originally designed as minigames for our 2016–2022 releases, updated with new 4K graphics, plus one brand new solitaire variant found only in this collection.
- Shenzhen Solitaire: A FreeCell-inspired solitaire variant with a three-color deck based on mahjong tiles
- Sigmar’s Garden: A tile matching game using the alchemical symbols from Opus Magnum
- Proletariat’s Patience: An asymmetric solitaire variant where some cards are grouped by suit while others are stacked by alternating colors
- Kabufuda Solitaire: A challenging solitaire variant using Japanese kabufuda cards where additional free cells are unlocked by making sets
- Cluj Solitaire: An original solitaire variant where you can “cheat” by placing cards wherever you want, so long as you’re careful
- Cribbage Solitaire: A score-based solitaire variant using modified Cribbage rules and an actual Cold War aircraft recognition deck
- Sawayama Solitaire: A reimagined version of Klondike that is faster, more strategic, and more often winnable than the original
- Fortune’s Foundation: A brand new and extra-challenging solitaire variant using a deck of Tarot cards that presents a fortune when you win
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
You're here for Fortune's Foundation. You don't know that yet. You see a collection of solitaire games that you can easily access and spend some time with. You get it, scroll through the games, and balk at the 4/5 difficulty on the only game in this collection that is exclusive to it. You say to yourself you'll win each other game at least once, for the sake of it. You play an improved version of Klondike that doesn't make you jump through whatever weird hoops and advertisements Microsoft is making you go through for what was once upon a time a basic feature. You'll play a matching game that's okay but pales in comparison to the game that it's from, a statement that's more praise for Opus Magnum than dismissing what's on offer here. You'll play several unique and fun stacking puzzles, a kind of boring math puzzle, and the excellent Shenzhen Solitaire which in its own right would justify the purchase here. And then you start Fortune's Foundation. And Fortune's Foundation starts teaching you. You're probably going to lose a lot early, but it teaches you every time. You learn the elegance of its restrictions, the beauty and curse of its flexibility, the nuance of its exceptions, a…5 found this helpful
it's some nice solitaires. cribbage took me some time to figure out but eventually everything clicked. a must for anyone who enjoys solitaire.1 found this helpful
I really like that all eight games have instructions that fit in four small slides each and also the sharp graphics.1 found this helpful
Best idle game
No online battle royale extraction hero shooter mode but still ok I guess
Why can't I stop playing Fortune's Foundation?
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