Wyvern Studios Solitaire: 30th Aniversary Edition
Denki Gaka · 2024 · Casual, Card Game, Puzzle, Solitaire, 3D
PC
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About Wyvern Studios Solitaire: 30th Aniversary Edition
Wyvern Studios Solitaire: 30th Anniversary Edition is a tribute to the original game released in the 1990's by Wyvern Studios. It features both Klondike Solitaire and Pyramid Solitaire. It includes 9 different deck styles to choose from and features joystick support for the full experience. The base game is offered for free and can be played as is without any cost forever. We plan to offer rulesets DLC with additional solitaire versions and content DLC with more fun deck styles that you can choose to purchase, or not. We will also be offering a Solitaire Construction Set DLC that will allow you to create and share hundreds of unique solitaire creations.
The 9 deck styles in the base game include three(3) traditional playing card decks and six(6) photo decks guaranteed to be "Family Friendly!"
TRADITIONAL DECKS
FAMILY FRIENDLY PHOTO DECKS
The 9 deck styles in the base game include three(3) traditional playing card decks and six(6) photo decks guaranteed to be "Family Friendly!"
TRADITIONAL DECKS- Traditional Face Cards
- Easy Read Alphanumeric Cards
- Wyvern Memories Face Cards
FAMILY FRIENDLY PHOTO DECKS- Fireworks
- Fungi
- Insects
- Minerals & Gems
- Natural Textures
- Space Exploration
DLC & expansions
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
⠀8 found this helpful
AI generated card art? Yall really couldn’t find any sort of artists? Skip this and play Art of Solitaire instead. At least the art is done by actual people.3 found this helpful
love the game but now i cant play the games i do1 found this helpful
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5/10 Solitaire collection TLDR: Free Solitaire with a retro 90s look. Seems to be an in-development project, not very playable at the moment but already has some content. Good: - free - over a dozen solitaire games, and some (e.g. Klondike, Pyramid) come with variations in the number of cards you deal per turn or num re-deals allowed So-so: - there is a retro feel here coming from the limited-color palette and clunky UI. I guess this might be a good thing if you are 50+ (?) to get that nostalgia feeling. I'm 42 but maybe I just played too many games over the years - there are buttons "Card Deck Creator Tool" and "Rules and Layout Editor" which do nothing. I guess the dev has these features planned? Well, then it's nice - 9 card sets to select from though only the first one is actually any good (standard Vegas set). "Wyvern Face" set looks just ugly and has hard-to-read symbols. And the rest have intersecting rank and suit signs which is just ridiculous and too hard to read. Most card sets seem to use some free stock photos that aren't meaningfully sorted by suit or rank, so the picture ends up more a distraction than a helpful element - no music Bad: - there is no shade around …
Why does Batman love playing Solitaire? [spoiler] Because there is no Joker. [/spoiler]
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