Avalon Legends Solitaire
- December 16, 2013
- Anawiki Games
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Reviews
- The gameplay is interesting and fun, with a twist on classic solitaire that makes it easy for beginners to pick up.
- The game offers a variety of challenges and goals that increase in difficulty, encouraging strategic thinking.
- Avalon Legends Solitaire can be relaxing and enjoyable for fans of the genre, providing a pleasant surprise amid many similar titles.
- The graphics and art style are basic and lack polish, making the game feel outdated.
- Players cannot replay individual hands, which can be frustrating when trying to achieve perfect scores or meet goals.
- The game is poorly balanced, often requiring more luck than skill, and can feel grindy due to the need to replay multiple levels to progress.
- story6 mentions
- 17 % positive mentions
- 33 % neutral mentions
- 50 % negative mentions
The story in the game is largely criticized for being vague and underdeveloped, leaving players confused even after completing it. Many reviewers found it lacking depth and engagement, with minimal narrative elements that fail to enhance the overall experience.
“After 100% completion of the game, I am still not sure what the story is at all.”
“The story was pretty non-existent, and the art was decent until the final drawing of the forest, which I kind of wondered if someone's kid drew.”
“There's virtually no story beyond the theme and setting, and the power-ups are not that special and cost way too much to upgrade.”
- graphics5 mentions
- 60 % positive mentions
- 20 % neutral mentions
- 20 % negative mentions
The graphics of "Avalon Legends Solitaire" are described as basic yet charming, with a lovely aesthetic that enhances the experience. While some users find the visuals to be outdated, they still appreciate the overall art style and the inclusion of purchasable treasures. Overall, the graphics receive mixed reviews, with an average rating reflecting their simplicity and appeal.
“The graphics are lovely to look at, and there are treasures to purchase along the way.”
“Graphics is really good and music is okay.”
“Graphics look older and are just okay.”
- gameplay5 mentions
- 60 % positive mentions
- 20 % neutral mentions
- 20 % negative mentions
The gameplay is generally enjoyable and immersive, with a fun and interesting approach that may surprise players who adjust their expectations. While it is described as average and quick, the inclusion of a store for in-game purchases adds a layer of strategy to enhance the experience.
“The gameplay is interesting and pretty fun to play.”
“I started off Avalon Legends Solitaire sharing a lot of the detractors' sentiments, but once I got past my preconceptions of what a solitaire game should be, I found myself enjoying the gameplay so much more than I expected.”
“Gameplay is average and fairly quick, and there's a store to buy items with in-game gold to make each game go a little smoother.”
- music4 mentions
- 25 % positive mentions
- 25 % neutral mentions
- 50 % negative mentions
The music in the game is minimal, with some users noting a lack of any significant musical score, opting instead for basic sound effects when cards are played. While graphics received praise, the overall sound experience appears to be underwhelming, leading some players to mute it in favor of their own music.
“The graphics are really good, and the music is okay.”
“There is no music, just some very basic sound when cards are played.”
“Sound: I don't know because I turned it off to listen to my own music while playing.”
- grinding2 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
Players note that grinding becomes more prominent in the late game, requiring repeated level replays to accumulate money for items and achievements, as well as to enhance their wild card deck. This aspect may lead to a more tedious experience as players seek to progress.
“In the late game, it becomes quite grindy as you'll need to replay the same level multiple times to earn money for purchasing items and ultimately unlock all achievements.”
“You'll need to do some grinding to build up your wild card deck and accumulate money for buying special help items.”
- monetization2 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
The monetization strategy of the game heavily relies on in-app purchases, particularly for wild cards, and it appears to be a direct port from its mobile/tablet version without adjustments for the Steam platform, leading to a perception of being overly focused on monetization.
“Hmm... this might be one of those games that started as a phone/tablet game with in-app purchases, and they want you to buy more wild cards.”
“I've seen one that is blatantly skewed towards in-app purchases, and they didn't change it for Steam.”
