FLICK SOLITAIRE

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FLICK SOLITAIRE is a single player action game. It was developed by Flick and was released on September 30, 2025. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Level up your chill time with Flick Solitaire. Forget boring card decks – we’re teaming up with real indie artists to design every card, bringing you gorgeous, original artwork. Build your ultimate card collection as you flick through Patience, Pyramid, and Spider. De-stress with a good FLICK!

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Single-Player

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72%

Audience ScoreBased on 60 reviews

stability3 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game features beautiful artwork and supports various artists, making it visually appealing.
It offers a relaxing experience and is a good choice for fans of Solitaire, with enjoyable gameplay mechanics.
Players can earn cards and unlock decks through gameplay, providing a sense of progression without mandatory purchases.

The user interface is cluttered and unintuitive, especially on PC, making it less enjoyable compared to the mobile version.
Progression can be extremely slow, requiring a significant time investment to unlock decks, which may frustrate players.
There are frequent reminders to use the flicking mechanic, which can be annoying and less effective when using a mouse.

gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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75%
Gameplay reviews highlight significant issues such as stuttering, a buggy throw mechanic designed for mobile, and a cluttered, unintuitive UI on PC. While players appreciate the artwork and flicking mechanics, they express frustration over inconsistent card collection systems between mobile and PC versions, which detracts from the overall experience.
- “I love the artwork of the different decks, I love the flicking mechanics, and I really appreciate the devs showcasing the artists that design those decks!”
- “Lots of stuttering, season pass content, and a buggy throw mechanic that is clearly meant for mobile.”
- “In this PC version, the UI feels cluttered and unintuitive, like the devs didn't know what to do with the extra screen space, and the card collection mechanics are a lot better on mobile.”
- “It's really weird that the card collection mechanics are different between versions at all when part of the point is that the versions are (or will be) synced.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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50%
The game's graphics are highlighted by its beautiful artwork and collectible decks, which enhance the overall experience of this modern solitaire take. While there are some initial issues with the window mode and lack of graphics options, the unique flicking mechanics and the emphasis on showcasing artists contribute positively to the visual appeal.
- “I love the artwork of the different decks, I love the flicking mechanics, and I really appreciate the devs showcasing the artists that design those decks!”
- “A wonderful modern take on solitaire that gives you an actual reason to keep coming back to it over any other similar games — a ton of collectible decks with absolutely gorgeous artwork.”
- “The game launched in some pseudo window mode that I could resize, but without the menu at the top, and I couldn't find graphics options.”
- “It's solitaire, but you can flick the cards where they go, and unlock some different art styles along the way.”
monetization
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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50%
The game is a free solitaire title on Steam that features no ads, offering a straightforward port from mobile. While it includes cosmetic microtransactions that support indie artists, the absence of ads enhances the overall experience compared to the mobile version.
- “A very good free solitaire game that features no ads.”
- “No ads on the Steam version, but there are microtransactions that are purely cosmetic and support the indie artists featured in the game via art on both the card backs and faces.”
- “Even with ads, mobile is a better, more accessible version of the game.”
- “So as long as it being just a straight port from mobile minus the ads doesn't bother you, get it.”
music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players appreciate the game's music for creating a relaxed atmosphere, making it enjoyable to play while listening to the soundtrack.
- “At this point, the game is chill to kill time while jamming to music.”
- “The music in this game is repetitive and lacks variety, making it hard to stay engaged.”
- “I found the soundtrack to be uninspired and forgettable, which detracts from the overall experience.”
- “The audio quality of the music is subpar, and it feels like an afterthought rather than a key component of the game.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
67%
Overall, users report that the game is mostly stable with well-designed puzzles and minimal bugs, though some experience stuttering and issues with a buggy throw mechanic. The presence of unlocks and a free model adds to the appeal, but the performance on certain aspects, particularly related to mobile features, could be improved.
- “The puzzles aren't random, so you have the benefit of knowing that there is a solution.”
- “Most decks are well drawn, and you'll probably find one you like.”
- “Plenty of unlocks, free, and mostly bug-free.”
- “There is a lot of stuttering, and the season pass content is plagued with issues.”
- “The throw mechanic is buggy and feels like it was designed for mobile devices.”
optimization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The optimization of the game has been criticized for significant stuttering issues and a buggy throw mechanic that feels more suited for mobile platforms, detracting from the overall experience. Additionally, the presence of season pass content has not alleviated these performance concerns.
- “There is a lot of stuttering, and the season pass content feels poorly integrated.”
- “The throw mechanic is buggy and seems clearly designed for mobile devices.”