Solitaire Mystery: Stolen Power

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Solitaire Mystery: Stolen Power is a single player casual simulation game. It was developed by JoyBits and was released on July 12, 2014. It received neutral reviews from players.

In "Solitaire Mystery: Stolen Power," players must find scattered cards from the world's oldest and most powerful deck, stolen from a museum, to prevent evil forces from gaining its powers. The game combines hidden object and solitaire gameplay, with a dark and powerful antagonist also seeking the deck. The game's description suggests a thrilling and challenging adventure to save the world.

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Audience ScoreBased on 30 reviews

story4 positive mentions

atmosphere2 negative mentions

Great graphics and a lovely background soundtrack enhance the overall experience.
The game offers a mix of Solitaire, Hidden Object, and Mahjong gameplay, providing some variety.
Endless mode and divination mode unlock after completing the main story, adding replayability.

The game is very short, taking less than two hours to complete, which may leave players feeling unsatisfied.
There is a lack of challenge and difficulty, making the gameplay feel too easy and predictable.
The story is weak and poorly presented, with some parts only available in Russian, which can be frustrating for players.

story
34 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
12%
79%
9%
The game's story revolves around a simple and predictable plot where a magical solitaire deck is stolen from a museum, leading players on a quest to recover the scattered cards. However, the narrative is criticized for being rushed and overly brief, with some players feeling they missed key elements due to language barriers in the storybook. While the game offers various mini-games and modes post-story, the overall storytelling experience is deemed lackluster and not a primary draw for players.
- “Great story.”
- “The game's plot is rather simple: a magical solitaire deck is stolen from a museum.”
- “Nice graphics, the story is okay, and the music will do.”
- “The story is pretty bland and predictable: a magical deck has been stolen from an antiquities museum and you are tasked to find all 52 cards that are now scattered through town.”
- “I beat the story mode in a little less than 2 hours, which is far too short for a game that is $9.99.”
- “The game is a decent enough solitaire title, but the journal (the thing that contains the entire story and information about everything you're doing) is stuck in Russian.”
graphics
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
57%
22%
21%
The graphics of the game are generally described as nice, but they suffer from dated elements, particularly in the hidden object scenes, which are considered the weakest aspect. While the overall visual presentation is appealing, some users noted that the artwork quality varies, with only the cover art receiving positive remarks. The combination of decent graphics and low difficulty contributes to an enjoyable, albeit brief, gaming experience.
- “The nice graphics and the undemanding difficulty make it an enjoyable experience, alas a very short one - it took me slightly over 1 hour to get through the whole game.”
- “Very standard hidden objects scenes that are the game's weakest point as the graphics aren't exactly pristine, although overall the game is very nice looking.”
- “Nice graphics, story is okay, and the music will do.”
- “Very standard hidden object scenes that are the game's weakest point as the graphics aren't exactly pristine, although overall the game is very nice looking.”
- “An acceptable solitaire game with some dated graphics, mildly annoying sound aesthetics, and very short playtime.”
- “Dated graphics.”
music
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
21%
58%
21%
The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some praising its diverse and lovely background soundtrack that includes various cultural influences, while others criticize it as lacking atmosphere and being unremarkable. Additionally, a repetitive sound effect detracts from the overall experience for some players. Overall, the soundtrack is seen as a highlight by some, but not universally appreciated.
- “And if easy cheevs, solitaire, or hogs aren't your cup of tea, you should get this game for the music alone!”
- “One of the loveliest background soundtracks I've encountered.”
- “They range from a Japanese-inspired track with an Andes-influenced flute, a Moroccan world music blend track, to something that would fit right into a Harry Potter movie soundtrack.”
- “The soundtrack does not do the game justice - just horrible music that adds no atmosphere to the gameplay.”
- “The music is acceptable; however, there is a rather loud sparkle sound effect each time you draw a new card, which gets old really fast.”
- “The soundtrack does not do the game justice - just horrible music that adds no atmosphere to the gameplay.”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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25%
The gameplay features a mix of hidden object, solitaire, and mahjong elements, which adds variety; however, the soundtrack is widely criticized for being poor and lacking atmospheric contribution to the overall experience.
- “The gameplay is enhanced by the mix of ho, solitaire, and mahjong.”
- “The soundtrack does not do the game justice; it's just horrible music that adds no atmosphere to the gameplay.”
replayability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
33%
The game offers some replayability through its endless mode and newly added achievements, making it a more appealing option at its reduced price of $6.99. However, opinions on its overall replay value remain mixed.
- “With its price lowered to $6.99, I would consider it a 'maybe,' especially due to the endless mode that offers significant replayability, along with the newly added achievements and beautiful art.”
- “The endless mode adds a layer of replayability that keeps the game fresh and engaging, making it worth revisiting.”
- “The variety of achievements and the beautiful art contribute to the game's replayability, encouraging players to come back for more.”
- “Now, with its price lowered down to $6.99, I'd border on a 'maybe', and that is considering the endless mode which gives some replayability, the newly added achievements, and the beautiful art.”
atmosphere
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The atmosphere of the game is significantly undermined by a poorly received soundtrack, which many users feel fails to enhance the gameplay experience and detracts from the overall immersion.
- “The soundtrack does not do the game justice; it's just horrible music that adds no atmosphere to the gameplay.”

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Solitaire Mystery: Stolen Power is a casual simulation game.

Solitaire Mystery: Stolen Power is available on PC, Mac OS, Phone, iPad and others.

Solitaire Mystery: Stolen Power was released on July 12, 2014.

Solitaire Mystery: Stolen Power was developed by JoyBits.

Solitaire Mystery: Stolen Power has received neutral reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its music.

Solitaire Mystery: Stolen Power is a single player game.

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