Seven Seas Solitaire

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Seven Seas Solitaire is a card-based adventure game where players set sail on the high seas to find their missing fiancée and clear their name. The game features over 300 levels of matching cards, cannon firing, and mini-games. Players can upgrade their ship and island hideaway using the gold earned from completing levels, facing challenges such as storms, monsters, and pirates along the way.

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

91%

Audience ScoreBased on 20 reviews

graphics5 positive mentions

stability3 negative mentions

The graphics are vibrant and colorful, enhancing the pirate theme and overall aesthetic of the game.
The gameplay is straightforward and enjoyable, with the option to replay levels for better scores and the inclusion of mini-games adds variety.
The story is presented through journal entries, which adds a nice narrative touch to the solitaire experience.

The game can become frustrating due to the reliance on luck, with instances of being unable to find necessary cards leading to tedious gameplay.
The upgrade system is criticized for being overpriced and not providing enough meaningful benefits during gameplay.
There is a lack of engaging background music, which detracts from the overall atmosphere of the game.

story
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
20%
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The story of the game is generally engaging, featuring a light-hearted pirate theme with a narrative that unfolds through a journal format, which many players appreciate. While some reviewers find the plot derivative and lacking depth, others enjoy the colorful presentation and smooth flow of the storyline, noting that it adds a unique touch to the solitaire gameplay. Overall, the story is seen as a pleasant complement to the game, appealing particularly to those who enjoy a narrative alongside their gaming experience.
- “Basically, the plot is that you have been wronged for the kidnapping of your beloved, and you have had to take to a life of piracy to try and find and rescue her... and maybe clear your name.”
- “The graphics are nice, there is an actual nice story to go along with the game and a matching soundtrack to get you into the mood of navigating the seven seas!”
- “I love the ships/pirates/high seas theme, and so far they're doing a nice job with the story and I really like how the story is told through entries in the captain's log each chapter.”
- “I have no interest in playing longer than this, so I cannot tell you if the story improves.”
- “There simply is not enough challenge to the game—which might make it attractive to, perhaps, children, along with the colorful art and easy-to-read story.”
- “I got to about 2/3 of the way through the story.”
music
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
24%
38%
The music in "Seven Seas Solitaire" has received mixed reviews; while some players were disappointed by the lack of a dedicated soundtrack during gameplay, others appreciated the relaxing sound effects that complemented the game's atmosphere. Overall, the absence of sea shanties and a more engaging soundtrack was noted as a missed opportunity, leading some to prefer listening to their own music instead.
- “The graphics are nice, there is an actual nice story to go along with the game and a matching soundtrack to get you into the mood of navigating the seven seas!”
- “The graphics are lovely and the music and sound effects are relaxing.”
- “The artwork is simple yet effective and the sound effects/music is just right for this type of game, nothing too distracting whilst you line up those big combos :)”
- “For a game called Seven Seas Solitaire, I was hoping for some nice sea shanties music in the background; sadly, there is nothing of that.”
- “There's basically no soundtrack during gameplay, which would be a big turn-off, but I learned to just listen to my music player instead.”
- “You can just put on the Monkey Island soundtracks if you like.”
gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
24%
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The gameplay is straightforward, revolving around the classic higher/lower card mechanics typical of solitaire games, but enhanced with unique elements like octopuses and cannonballs. While the lack of a soundtrack may detract from the experience for some, players can enjoy the colorful graphics and well-written story. Overall, the game offers solid mechanics and enough card variety to keep players engaged, though it may require some adjustment for those unfamiliar with this version.
- “The gameplay is straightforward; you pick a card higher or lower than the one in your hand and make chains to clear the deck.”
- “Gameplay is solid; they give you enough cards in your deck to clear the board most of the time.”
- “Graphics are nice and colorful; gameplay did take a little getting used to. It's basically to play a card higher/lower than the one shown, but you also have other different mechanics.”
- “There's basically no soundtrack during gameplay, which would be a big turn-off, but I learned to just listen to my music player instead.”
- “When you have just one column remaining (because that's how the mechanics of the layout worked) and it is composed of multiples of the same card stacked one on top of the other, there is no real chance of winning.”
- “Gameplay is the same as any of the other solitaire games, but the setting is very well presented and the story is well written.”
graphics
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
71%
43%
The graphics in the game are generally praised for being bright, colorful, and effective, enhancing the overall experience with a charming aesthetic. Players appreciate the detailed animations and the fitting sound effects and music that complement the visuals, although some note that the storyline feels derivative. Overall, the graphics contribute positively to the game's atmosphere and gameplay.
- “The graphics are nice, there is an actual nice story to go along with the game and a matching soundtrack to get you into the mood of navigating the seven seas!”
- “The graphics are lovely and the music and sound effects are relaxing.”
- “I love the sound effects during play - the sound of the water and birds and the ship creaking etc. The gameplay is solid, the graphics are bright and colorful and fun.”
- “The graphics are outdated and lack detail, making the game feel less immersive.”
- “The character models are poorly designed and look like they belong in a much older game.”
- “The environments are bland and repetitive, which detracts from the overall experience.”
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
Players report significant stability issues, including the potential loss of wild cards and game freezes that can force them to replay multiple hands, leading to frustration and disrupted gameplay.
- “You can lose all your wild cards (cannon balls in this game) or win the hand perfectly, which just freezes the game and makes you replay 10 hands in the worst case.”
- “The game crashes frequently, making it impossible to enjoy a full session without interruptions.”
- “I've experienced multiple instances where the game just hangs, forcing me to restart and lose my progress.”

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