Avalon Legends Solitaire 3

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"Avalon Legends Solitaire 3" is a card-based game where you, as the Royal Druid Mallard, must secure an alliance between King Arthur and the Elves to protect Camelot and Avalon. To do this, you'll need to build an Elven city using magic cards according to specific rules, while navigating the challenges of finding and communicating with the elusive Elves. It's a test of strategic thinking, resource management, and card skills to ensure peace for both realms.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

79%

Audience ScoreBased on 34 reviews

music7 positive mentions

gameplay2 negative mentions

The game features 250 levels with diverse card layouts and interesting board modifiers, making it engaging and enjoyable.
It has a relaxing medieval/fantasy theme with beautiful art, smooth effects, and pleasant background music that enhances the overall experience.
The city-building aspect adds depth to the gameplay, allowing players to collect resources and unlock upgrades while completing levels.

The power-ups are too easy to obtain, which can make the game feel overly simplistic and reduce the challenge, especially in hard mode.
Some special cards can be frustrating, making certain levels impossible to solve without restarting, which detracts from the overall enjoyment.
The length of certain animations, particularly during score multipliers, can interrupt the flow of gameplay and feel unnecessarily lengthy.

music
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
58%
33%
8%
The music in the game is described as minimal, with some users noting it consists mainly of ambient noise rather than a robust soundtrack, which contrasts with previous titles like Avalon Legends Solitaire 2 that featured a more enjoyable score. While some players appreciate the chill background music that enhances the relaxing experience, others find the lack of a significant musical component disappointing. Overall, the music aspect seems to evoke mixed feelings, with some enjoying the zen-like atmosphere it creates, while others miss a more engaging soundtrack.
- “Some nice chill music and overall just a fun game that can throw you into zen mode.”
- “Nice background music.”
- “I have music turned off so cannot comment on that, but overall this is a 5-star card game of its type.”
- “It's just like Avalon Legends Solitaire 2, except it hardly has any music, only some ambient noise, while the previous game had a relatively nice soundtrack. This one features special cards that can be really annoying, especially when they make a level impossible to solve; only restarting helps.”
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
17%
50%
33%
The gameplay is primarily centered around city-building mechanics, which some users feel detracts from the overall experience. The introduction of power-ups is seen as an attempt to enhance gameplay, but many perceive it as a shift towards a solitaire-style format reminiscent of cradle games, where players complete levels to gather resources for city or castle construction.
- “This brings us to the city-building mechanics.”
- “I feel like they tried to add to the gameplay with the power-ups and took away from it.”
- “Much of the gameplay appears to me to be a solitaire version of the cradle games, where you play levels to acquire resources and the like to build or rebuild a city or castle.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The game's story features an unexpected background mission that involves building a village and collecting magic powers, which adds an enjoyable layer of depth to the typical solitaire gameplay. This element pleasantly surprises players and enhances the overall experience.
- “I had no idea that the game comes with a sort of background mission of building up your village and collecting new magic powers along the way, but it was all a pleasant surprise which adds a bit of fun to the usual monotony of a solitaire game.”