- September 7, 2020
- Subsoap
- 224h median play time
Faerie Solitaire Dire
Platforms
About
Faerie Solitaire Dire is a fantasy card game where players embark on a journey to save the Faerie Kingdom. With over 60 levels, players must strategically clear the game board of cards using a combination of skill and luck. The game also features unique power-ups, magical creatures, and hidden objects, providing an immersive and engaging experience.











- Fun solitaire game with great art and music, offering a more challenging experience than traditional solitaire.
- The game is playable and has interesting mechanics, such as cards that require specific conditions to be cleared.
- Fans of the Faerie Solitaire series may find enjoyment in the game despite its current early access state.
- The game has been in early access for over three years with little to no updates, leading to concerns about abandonment by the developer.
- Many features and systems are only half-implemented, resulting in a frustrating experience with unbalanced levels and mechanics.
- The price is considered too high for an unfinished game, and players are advised to wait for a full release or significant updates before purchasing.
story
22 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in the game is largely considered unengaging and lacks visual elements, with many players expressing a preference to disable it entirely. While some appreciate the option to turn off the narrative, others feel that the story does not enhance the gameplay experience and is disconnected from previous titles in the series. Overall, the narrative aspect is seen as a weak point, with players more focused on the solitaire mechanics than the story itself.
“If this virtual simulation of carrdz adds a shady story on top, to get retribution on these filthy carrdz - then I am in, I guess.”
“You can spruce it up with 'want to read the story that goes hand-in-hand with this worldbuilding?'”
“(One final point - I'm not interested in bolted-on narratives in casual games, so it's great to be able to toggle off all story sections in the game's options. I'm only mentioning it because another review was really annoyed by the story, which seemed weird.)”
“The current story that connects the levels just isn't compelling.”
“The story has no pictures or backgrounds, and there's currently no pets or perks or benefits to leveling up.”
“This game so far is the worst game I have played; there are no pictures in the story, and you can't get to pets, and there is no shop to get stuff to help.”