Zombie Solitaire 2 Chapter 1

Well, it's not a bad solitaire game, in principle... But, overall, it fits right into the 'Meh!' category. Where the last levels felt like the dev had been as much irritated setting the card layouts, as the players who got there were irritated to untangle them. Plus, that 'funny cartoon zombie' theme, which is rather bothersome on its own. I mean, it was okay for Plants vs. Zombie game, but it was rather an exception, than an 'ok-ish' concept on its own. Plus, it's not only solitaire, but also 'hidden object' (rather dull), and match-3 game, and those match-3 levels are very random, especially if you're trying to beat them for 3 stars. Overall mark... 5.5/10, I guess? It's not a hard game, not a bad game, it's just uninspiring. All the parts combined, don't exactly match. Like an 'almost edible' salad, where some of the added ingredients are not adding to the overall taste, but rather make the whole thing a wasted effort. I dunno... like dates and marmalade in a regular Greek salad? Like pizza with generic nutella and anchovies? Apple pie with garlic? *UI has a major weak point, every time when you reopen the game, you're one misclick away from hitting 'Restart' instead of 'Con…

Hi -- I love Solitaire Games -- I try as many as I can. This one the levels were very hard to beat with even getting just 1 star. Plus there were mini games as well. The game was great -- love the graphics -- zombies looked so good.

Zombie Solitaire 2 Chapter 1 is a continuation of rokaplay’s lighthearted blend of solitaire mechanics and cartoon zombie apocalypse storytelling, expanding on the foundation laid by its predecessor while refining its structure and progression systems. At its core, it remains a casual card game built around familiar solitaire rules, yet it frames its gameplay within a tongue-in-cheek narrative about rebuilding civilization after a zombie outbreak. The result is an experience that balances relaxed card strategy with a surprisingly engaging sense of forward momentum, offering players both mechanical satisfaction and narrative incentive to keep progressing. The primary gameplay loop revolves around clearing card layouts by selecting cards one rank higher or lower than the active card in your deck, a straightforward mechanic that is easy to grasp even for newcomers to solitaire variants. What elevates the experience is the careful pacing of difficulty and the introduction of layered objectives within each level. Rather than merely clearing the board, players often need to remove specific obstacles, break through blocked cards, or manage limited draws from the deck. These small twists …

Fun with some pretty decent challenge

Es un juego de solitarios. Simple, pero entretenido. Con un descuento muy alto, te permite matar el tiempo en ratillos sueltos libres.

level 90 is broken