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The airships have found rare dragons eggs in: Solitaire Dragons
Today I bring you a very fast and simple game. I won't take too much time to go over things as Solitaire is a pretty standard card game that most people know how to play.
A quick reminder of how the game works is a goal of moving all the cards into 4 separate piles of all matching suit. You move cards around the board by moving an opposite color but lower notation card ontop of the higher card. You can only place cards in descending order and you can never put a higher level card next. You can also double tap a card and it will move it from where ever it is to an 'legal' move be it to the ace pile or to a play stack. Once you have the board solved, all cards automatically move to the ace piles for you.
As you progress along and grow levels you get access to dragon eggs. Each one costs coins to buy and then takes time to hatch. As far as I can tell these are just small little pets thast get added to the game that doesn't really change anything for the game except have animations of a pet dragon as you play.
You can only hatch one egg at a time at the start of the game. You can pay coins to buy new slots to expand the number of eggs you can have hatching at one time.
Lastly you can buy coins if you really want that rarer dragon but you still have to play a lot to be able to unlock them all anyways.
Overall:
3 of 5 cogs.
Overall this game is average in every way. It doesn't have any flaws or glitches that I've found but it doesn't really do anything more for Solitaire except for adding an on screen kind of pet.
Story:
0 of 5 cogs.
Nope, no story at all unless you look up the history of the person that created Solitaire.
Amount of ads:
many
After you get past level 5 you start to get a video everytime after you complete a playthrough. To avoid this you can play with airplane mode on.
Accurate Advertising?:
80%
This game is one that has been shown a lot the past few days again. The ads for this game does try to hype up the dragons and act like they help you in a game. They literally do nothing special.
Graphics:
3 of 5 cogs.The graphics are average quality art that could possibly be found in any asset library. There isn't anything that sets the graphics apart or make them memeroable.
Gameplay:
3 of 5 cogs.This is a solid game that will keep most people that play solitaire happy for some time. It is the same classic version of the card game you can find anywhere. The ads can become annoying sometimes as well but as I've recommended before you can play in airplane mode.
Free play:
💯%
You can play as much as you want for as long as you want. There is no energy or other things that make you stop playing every few seconds. This is a game you can play stress free when you have any spare time.
Fun factor:
😐 average.
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