Interplay Solitaire
- June 24, 2016
- Digital Theory Ltd.
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Reviews
- A great collection of over 25 variations of solitaire games, including hard-to-find versions.
- Simple visuals and no ads, making it appealing for those who enjoy classic card games.
- Tour mode offers a unique way to link different solitaire games together for added challenge.
- The game is plagued with bugs, including incorrect game rules and unresponsive card movements.
- Graphics and UI feel outdated and clunky, reminiscent of early 90s games.
- Tour mode is non-functional for many players, leading to frustration and inability to complete achievements.
- graphics7 mentions
- 43 % positive mentions
- 14 % neutral mentions
- 43 % negative mentions
The graphics of the game are described as simplistic and reminiscent of late 90s or early 2000s titles, despite being developed in 2017 using the Unity engine. Many users find the visuals to be cheap and poorly designed, with notable graphics errors and a lack of music, though some appreciate the straightforward aesthetic for a card game. Overall, the graphics are considered a weak point, but some players are willing to overlook this if the gameplay is engaging.
“The simple visuals are perfect for those who like to play cards.”
“The graphics have a nostalgic feel, reminiscent of games from the late 90s or early 2000s, despite being made in 2017 using the Unity engine.”
“Nothing fancy in terms of graphics or sound, which is perfectly fine.”
“However, there are graphics errors.”
“Its graphics look like the game was made in the late 90s or early 2000s, but actually it was made in 2017 on the Unity engine.”
“It was made in 2017, but it has simplistic graphics, lazy art design, poor interface, and it's completely deprived of any music (all you will hear is rare sounds).”
- monetization6 mentions
- 50 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 50 % negative mentions
The monetization model of the game is appreciated for its lack of ads and tracking, with a one-time purchase price of $20 that ensures a clean gaming experience. However, some users feel that the game does not justify its cost compared to free alternatives, especially those that offer additional features like auto-complete. Overall, the absence of ads is a significant positive aspect for players who dislike in-game advertisements.
“What sold it for me was the 90's look and feel and that it has no ads or tracking that comes with the free ones that are around.”
“The $20 price tag at least means that the game works and has no ads unlike Windows 10 Solitaire, but then again, that one has an auto-complete function and the feature of telling you when the game is unable to be completed.”
“+ no ads!”
“This is the worst solitaire game I've played in a long time, and that's including mobile versions with ads.”
“It'll look better, play better, and it won't cost you anything unless you want to pay to get rid of the ads.”
“I hate ads in-game!”
- stability4 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
The stability of the game is widely criticized, with users reporting numerous bugs and glitches that hinder gameplay. Many describe the experience as clunky and uncomfortable, indicating that these issues significantly detract from overall enjoyment.
“This program is a buggy mess.”
“It's buggy, clunky, and a pain to play.”
“There are some glitches with the cards that you can't drag over sometimes... not a big issue, but can be uncomfortable.”
- gameplay3 mentions
- 33 % positive mentions
- -33 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
The gameplay is described as fundamentally simple, akin to solitaire, but it compensates with over 25 variations and multiple modes that provide added challenge and uniqueness. However, some users have noted issues with bugs that detract from the overall experience.
“It's solitaire, plain and simple, but it offers over 25 variations and a few different gameplay modes for added challenge, including some hard-to-find or unique variations as well as the most popular versions (Klondike, also known as Windows, Golf, Freecell, Pyramid).”
“Buggy gameplay.”
“Even if the graphics were poor and the sound was lacking, I would be okay with it if the gameplay itself was worth it.”
“It's solitaire, plain and simple, but it offers over 25 variations and a few different gameplay modes for added challenge, including some hard-to-find or unique variations as well as the most popular versions (Klondike, aka Windows, Golf, Freecell, Pyramid).”
- music3 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
The game lacks any music, relying solely on sparse sound effects, which contributes to its overall simplistic and outdated feel. Reviewers express disappointment over the absence of background music, highlighting it as a missed opportunity to enhance the gaming experience.
“Surprisingly, it has no music, and its primitive interface reminds me of old free games written in HTML.”
“It was made in 2017, but it has simplistic graphics, lazy art design, poor interface, and it's completely deprived of any music (all you will hear is rare sounds).”
“I just wish there was some background music and a feature where I could use my own background images.”
- humor1 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The humor in the game is noted for its cleverness and wit, often catching players off guard with unexpected jokes and situations. Overall, it adds a lighthearted and enjoyable layer to the gameplay experience.
