- October 9, 2019
- Nick Ramsay
Shisensho Solitaire
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About
"Shisensho Solitaire" is a digital adaptation of the classic 1987 Japanese game, offering a modern take on Mahjong solitaire. The objective is to match pairs of tiles by connecting them with straight or bent lines. The demo version includes Casual, Time Attack, and Mini Game modes, as well as a Campaign with 20 out of 91 handpicked levels. Some features like player stats, achievements, leaderboards, and Steam Cloud are not available in the demo.









- The game offers a relaxing and enjoyable experience with a variety of game modes and customization options.
- It has a substantial campaign and plenty of replayability, making it a great value for its price.
- The music is beautiful and enhances the overall atmosphere, contributing to a soothing gameplay experience.
- The music library is limited and can become repetitive over time.
- Some players may find the later levels challenging without hints, which could lead to frustration.
- The user interface can be confusing due to the numerous options and settings available.
music
20 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is widely praised for its beauty and relaxing qualities, with many players finding it addictive and enhancing their overall experience. However, some users note that the limited library can lead to repetitiveness, although recent updates have expanded the soundtrack to include more tracks. Overall, the music is considered a significant aspect of the game, contributing to a focused and immersive atmosphere.
“The music is phenomenal in this.”
“Absolutely beautiful music that you get addicted to listening to.”
“Perhaps most notable is the music, seven delightful tunes that float in the background nicely.”
“Sounds very fitting, yet the limited library gets repetitive quickly.”
“The music is probably a big part of it for me.”
“Ability to add custom music.”