Cards of Patience

Very cleverly made game with a high replayability! Once you get the hang of it, that is! Really liked it, worth the money, would buy again!

Easy to learn, hard to master. Cards of patience is a fun card game.

Really nice card game. My son and me really enjoy playing it together. Really worth the money. Overall 8/10

Once u play this game, you turn into superman

This game is pretty difficult but its a lot of fun. Rainbow Dash approves

Solid rogue-lite card game. You need some braincells to advance in this game - but this is what makes it worthwhile and replayable. 4/5.

I thought Card Games were not a thing for me especially a rogue-lite one. BUT this game was easy to understand and pretty fun right at the beginning. I think i found a new type of game that i should give more chances. Absolutely will play again in the future!

Très bon petit jeu de cartes,un style "Solitaire" avec une petite variante des règles qui sont simplifiées..Mais avec des bonus en plus qu il faut bien utilisés.Tu dois essayer de vaincre tes adversaires en éliminant toutes les cartes. En bas de l'écran, tu peux voir quelle carte est active, par exemple le "4". Tu ne peux supprimer que les cartes qui sont exactement un de plus ou de moins, c'est-à-dire "3" ou "5". De plus, tu peux utiliser des sorts (sur le côté gauche) et des potions (sur le côté droit). Chaque carte que tu enlèves te donne une des quatre ressources dont tu as besoin pour tes sorts. Entre les combats, tu peux obtenir des objets sur la map, te soigner ou améliorer des sorts. Une fois l'aventure terminée, tu peux acheter des améliorations dans le menu principal qui te rendront plus fort la prochaine fois. Le Développeur est à l'écoute,et vous répondra même si vous écrivez en Français...Oui je conseil! Bravo!

With the caveat this game needs a tutorial, and some pop-up tips when hovering above buttons so you have a guidepost in how to play the game. Please, before you throw out the baby with the bathwater, into the far end of the river, don't assume it it knows how to swim, instead give a tutorial and teach-as-you-play. Also, ease-of-use interface elements like click-and-drag, double-clicking, right clicking to undo a move, et cetera, have been mandatory ease-of-use options to mouse-operated games since the adventure, of you know, Windows has been an operating system?

boomer-friendly roguelite. how to play solitaire? idk but it was fun pressing the cards