Solitaire: Card Games
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About
"Solitaire: Card Games" is a casual game that offers players relaxed and unwinding gameplay with its pretty visuals. However, the game is marred by an excessive amount of advertisements that can be frustrating for some players. Overall, it's a decent solitaire game to pass the time, but the ads can be a significant drawback.








- The game combines solitaire with a fun decorating aspect, making it enjoyable and engaging.
- Graphics are beautiful and the gameplay is smooth, providing a relaxing experience.
- Players appreciate the ability to earn coins through solitaire to renovate and decorate the resort.
- There are excessive ads, often appearing after every game, which disrupts the flow of play.
- The game can freeze or crash frequently, leading to frustration and loss of progress.
- Many players feel that the coin rewards are too low compared to the high costs of renovations, making progress slow.
monetization
388 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game has received overwhelmingly negative feedback due to the excessive number of ads, which many players find intrusive and frustrating. Users report that they spend more time watching ads than actually playing, with frequent interruptions after nearly every level, leading to a diminished gaming experience. While some appreciate the option to watch ads for bonuses, the overall sentiment is that the ad frequency is excessive and detracts significantly from the enjoyment of the game.
“Monetization is a bit weird since you get extra money watching an ad when you could just play another level and so far I haven't seen a reason to watch an ad.”
“Good game, but I would like it if I could purchase the ability for no ads.”
“No ads unless you want one.”
“You spend twice as long watching ads as playing.”
“The actual gameplay is fine enough, but the amount of ads that this game makes you sit through is ridiculous.”
“If you have to watch an ad after every level and then another to get the coins, it's not because you have to have ads to keep it free; it's because you are greedy and know you don't have a good game.”