
Open your own diner and turn it into a delicious success! Enjoy solitaire while perfecting your burger-making skills and achieving goals. Earn stars to unlock new opportunities across the USA. Cook up a solitaire feast with Chef Solitaire: USA today and create the ultimate dining experience!
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Open your very own diner and make it a scrumptious success. Enjoy solitaire to your heart's content, bring your hamburger baking skills to perfection, and fulfill all achievements. The stars you earn will open up new opportunities all around the USA. Cook up a solitaire feast with Chef Solitaire: USA today!

Fun story with great graphics and full voiceover
Collect exclusive chef hats
A store packed with items to help you along the way
4 fun and exciting mini games to play
48 states to play and 480 services to complete

The Revills Games is a husband and wife indie development team based in Adelaide, South Australia.
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Languages: English*, German, French*languages with full audio support
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[h1]Summary[/h1] A basic solitaire with some new mechanics that slightly ups the challenge. [b]Pros[/b] + Simple fun + Lots of levels + Challenging [b]Cons[/b] - Some randomness [h1]Overview[/h1] Chef Solitaire: USA is a run of the mill solitaire game with a few new mechanics thrown in to spice up the expected formula gameplay. It also has a decent premise set up but it doesn't really add to the gameplay at all. [b]Gameplay[/b] The game runs the basic solitaire formula where you need to clear the board with cards from your deck. What sets it apart is how the game adds chaining and obstructions requiring you to give a little more thought as to how you play your cards. The better you complete levels the more stars you can get for completion. There are a surprising amount of levels so this won't be a quick game to pick up and complete and each level is varied enough to not feel repetitive. Some can be quite easy while others could somehow be very challenging, most likely this is due to how much cards get placed under each other and how well (or lucky) you are at choosing a stack to open. The game also has some different mechanics where stacks could be obstructed, forcing you to think and target specific stacks for cards that will release the blocked stack. There are also minigames that can randomly pop up in the middle of levels, these can be very beneficial as they give you coins that can be spent in the shop to make levels easier. The shop sells "items" that really just change levels and make it easier for you, such as having more cards in a stack or having them start face up allowing you to plan better. There is also a wildcard system like many other solitaire games but it does need to be unlocked from the shop. There is randomness to the cards as you'd expect from a solitaire game so there will be times when you lose levels. The upgrades you get will help you through and reduce the number of times you fail levels so be sure to get them whenever you can. [b]Story[/b] Surprisingly the game has a complete premise and story that's fairly decent with complete voice overs that's done quite well. Though it adds a nice touch to the game the story itself can be ignored and you can focus on the gameplay considering it doesn't really add anything to its gameplay at all. [hr][/hr] If you find my reviews useful do follow my [b][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/11028547-Dods-Echo-Chamber/]Curator[/url][/b] page for more!
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Pretty standard solitaire game
The game is good. The music starts to grown on you. You'll start to be like, "This jazz solo is a banger" I recently started playing this game offline on my tablet with the touchscreen. I am playing 100% touchscreen-only games lately, on my Surface Pro 4. The map can be a little glitchy when you try to look around with touchscreen (which you normally don't need to do) but you can still select all the states. I got about 25 states completed and the map has stopped updating. The game no longer proceeds. Perhaps I'm making some kind of goofy mistake. I don't get it. Not sure what to do as I've already purchased everything in the store and I don't feel like starting all the way over, perhaps only to find the game broke again when I get back here. I also can't seem to figure out how to find technical support. It is not a friendly game at the start. I had like an amazing 35 card combo when I was new and still failed the stage. But assuming my borked game is just a fluke, I do recommend the game if you like solitaire games.
It's solitaire....good time killer. Story is pretty amusing as you go along. There are tons of levels, so all achievements should fall as you play. No steam cloud support so that's a pain for a game like this that you should be able to resume on any device. Order up!
Very decent solitaire game. I wish there was more variety in the background art, but there are tons of levels to play through so it's a great deal!
Meh. I guess it's ok for less than $1. It's an ok one-up-one-down solitaire game, but for some reason it has mini games scattered randomly throughout. This game also has an overarching storyline, which has no effect on the game at all. Unfortunately this game has a limited number of power-up items for you to buy. There is also no option to buy wild cards or jokers, so after buying all of the power-ups, any gold coins you earn are useless. You can replay a level as many times as you want/need. IN the settings there is an option for "auto finish", which will automatically finish the game when you've unlocked all "chef hat" cards. If you turn this off, you will need to use all of the cards on the board (or run out of cards in the draw-pile) in order to finish the level.
A great solitaire game -- I actually bought this game on Big Fish game site -- not sure when but did not play long -- this is so much then before. It is addictive trying to complete every state -- getting achievements from game play is really awesome.
It's an enjoyable little game for the price. It loads up quickly and is a nice way to have a fast little round of solitaire when you're wanting one.
Very good game.
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