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The Far Kingdoms: Age of Solitaire

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58%Game Brain Score
music, graphics
story, gameplay
82% User Score Based on 22 reviews

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The Far Kingdoms: Age of Solitaire is a single player action game. It was developed by Lazy Turtle and was released on December 29, 2018. It received positive reviews from players.

"Age of Solitaire" is the third part of the famous "The far Kingdom" series. Play different Solitaire versions and use the power of the magic cards to help Arianna rebuild her kingdom! • Play solitaire and rebuild your kingdom! • Collect the missing relics and hidden gold • Defend the kingdom from hordes of monsters • Stunning graphics and relaxing soundtrack

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82%
Audience ScoreBased on 22 reviews
music6 positive mentions
grinding2 negative mentions

  • Relaxing and fun solitaire gameplay suitable for casual players, with an easy and mindless approach.
  • Beautiful and charming artwork and backgrounds, complemented by pleasant and outstanding music.
  • Kingdom building and quest objectives add additional goals beyond typical solitaire, providing mild strategic variety.
  • Gameplay is very basic, repetitive, and not challenging; completion feels grindy and sometimes buggy.
  • Story and characters are minimal or nonsensical, with little meaningful impact on gameplay or player engagement.
  • Technical issues like broken fullscreen, poor undo mechanics causing game glitches, and poorly polished English text detract from overall experience.
  • story
    18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story in this solitaire game is generally simple and light, often described as minimal or bare-bones, with some players noting a basic fantasy plot about a princess rebuilding her kingdom. While the narrative adds a pleasant atmosphere and motivation for continued play, it is mostly self-contained and not essential to gameplay. Overall, the story complements the game without being a central focus or deeply immersive.

    • “This solitaire game has great graphics, an outstanding musical score (really, it is beautiful!) and a fun story.”
    • “It's quite a high quality solitaire game with a pleasant atmosphere, music, and a story line to tie it all together.”
    • “Typical +1/-1 card gameplay, fantasy setting and not a whole lot of story (king daddy dies, leaves everything to princess, who has to rebuild and protect the kingdom from all sorts of baddies), decent graphics (the backgrounds are really good), okay music, separate volume sliders, brightness settings, which are always a pleasant surprise, if completely unnecessary in this game.”
    • “This is nothing like those games; it's basic solitaire gameplay with no characters, story, or anything.”
    • “The art is wonderful, often evocative (though blurry on my screen for some reason), but there is a sense of disappointment in the fact that none of it has a story or meaning.”
    • “Story is nothing really; doesn't make much sense.”
  • music
    10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in this solitaire game is consistently described as beautiful, pleasant, and relaxing, contributing to a high-quality, enjoyable atmosphere. Reviewers appreciate the inclusion of separate volume controls, enhancing the overall experience. While not overly dramatic, the score complements the casual gameplay and fantasy setting well.

    • “This solitaire game has great graphics, an outstanding musical score (really, it is beautiful!) and a fun story.”
    • “It's quite a high quality solitaire game with a pleasant atmosphere, music, and a story line to tie it all together.”
    • “It's always good in a casual game to have pleasant relaxing music.”
    • “There is never anything at stake (despite the often very dramatic music) everything simply flows along, no matter how well or poorly you do.”
  • gameplay
    9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is a straightforward solitaire experience with minor twists and a fantasy theme, but lacks engaging story or character depth. While it avoids some common solitaire issues and includes collectible elements like gold and relics, these additions feel disconnected and offer little impact. Overall, the mechanics are basic and reminiscent of outdated browser games, making it less compelling compared to other solitaire titles.

    • “There are a few twists in how The Far Kingdoms approaches solitaire.”
    • “The gameplay is like any regular solitaire, but in this one, you'll collect gold after each round.”
    • “Typical +1/-1 card gameplay in a fantasy setting with minimal story; decent graphics and separate volume and brightness settings are pleasant surprises.”
    • “This is nothing like those games; it's basic solitaire gameplay with no characters, story, or anything.”
    • “Kingdom building mechanics are lame and feel like a 2000s browser game.”
    • “The relics were a strange aspect of the game - the player is given no idea why these relics are important to put together, and they have no effect on the solitaire gameplay.”
  • graphics
    9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics are generally praised for their charming, beautiful artwork and appealing fantasy-themed backgrounds, contributing to an enjoyable visual experience. While resolution may be lower in re-released versions, the visuals remain high quality and enhance the casual solitaire gameplay. Overall, the graphics are considered a strong and attractive aspect of the game.

    • “This solitaire game has great graphics, an outstanding musical score (really, it is beautiful!) and a fun story.”
    • “The developers did an amazing job with the artwork; each background looks prettier than the other, and the kingdom itself looks great as well.”
    • “Typical +1/-1 card gameplay with a fantasy setting, decent graphics with really good backgrounds, and brightness settings which are a pleasant surprise.”
  • grinding
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Grinding in the game is heavily focused on accumulating gold, with little variation or engaging content, making the experience feel repetitive and uninteresting.

    • “Gold is just a measurement of grinding and that's it.”
    • “Very grindy and the tables are not very interesting.”
  • humor
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor is genuinely funny and has a natural charm that easily brings a smile to players' faces.

    • “It looks hilarious, and brought a smile to my face despite myself.”
  • optimization
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The optimization is lacking meaningful rewards for performance, leading to repetitive gameplay where players passively complete objectives rather than actively pursuing them. This results in a cycle of continuous rounds without significant incentive to improve or strategize.

  • atmosphere
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game features a pleasant and engaging atmosphere, enhanced by quality music and a cohesive storyline that adds depth to the solitaire experience.

    • “It's quite a high quality solitaire game with a pleasant atmosphere, music, and a story line to tie it all together.”
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The Far Kingdoms: Age of Solitaire is a action game.

The Far Kingdoms: Age of Solitaire is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 14 hours playing The Far Kingdoms: Age of Solitaire.

The Far Kingdoms: Age of Solitaire was released on December 29, 2018.

The Far Kingdoms: Age of Solitaire was developed by Lazy Turtle.

The Far Kingdoms: Age of Solitaire has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked The Far Kingdoms: Age of Solitaire for its music but disliked it for its story.

The Far Kingdoms: Age of Solitaire is a single player game.

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