Legends of Solitaire: Curse of the Dragons

I really enjoyed the story line it was quite detailed, the abilities of the individual heroes was varied. The challenge of clearnig the board and meeting the combos so forth was often difficult in later levels. truly recommend it for all those who enjoy a varied solitaire game .

Excellent Solitaire Game! You are given goals that you need to complete in each level, and a level consists of 10 solitaire layouts. Goals are like Get 3 Perfects or Collect 2500 Gold, etc. You can complete these levels and use the gold collected to buy powerups or extra cards for using in combos. Some of the powerups last the entire game while others need to be re-purchased once depleted. You get a story as you go, and the story is much better than normal stories for this type of game. The person reading the text as it scrolls reads it slow and purposefully in a rich, deep voice. This was actually a pleasure to listen to and soak in. With 23 hours of gameplay, I would definitely recommend this game! Enjoy!

Das Spiel ist gar nicht mal so schlecht. Okay die Grafik ist nicht die beste, aber es ist ja auch nur ein Solitaire Spiel. Mit den Zusatzhelfern die sich im Laufe der Zeit dazu geselllen lassen sich manche Decks besser auflösen. Level 20 ist sehr schwer gewesen und hat mich einige Anläufe gekostet. Dann kommen wieder einige leichtere. Ab Level 30 wird es wieder schwerer. Das liegt daran dam man dann höhere Geldbeträge erspielen muss. Dazu braucht man größere Kombos und das Glück das zusätzliche Geldsäcke unter den Karten versteckt sind. Alles in allem zu empfehlen.

I played this not long after completing [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/tablis/recommended/432190/]Chef Solitaire: USA[/url] so it's natural I'll compare the two. Besides, it's the same company. Curse of the Dragons is superior in [i]almost[/i] every respect: graphics, story, voice acting. The powerups and items are about similarily entertaining. But there is one big downside I need to talk about. In Chef Solitaire every hand is... self-contained, for lack of a better word. What I mean by that, is that it has its own goals and if you fail those, you just retry that one hand. Here, goals are assigned per level, and one level is ten hands. If you fail even one of the goals, you have to redo all ten hands. That feels like terrible design. It caused [i]a situation[/i] where I modified my gold gain for a level because I saw I was going to fail it and did not want to waste time redoing it. Hacking a solitaire game is a low I'd never imagine myself stooping to, but here we are. I seriously considered giving a thumbs downs but because this happened only once, it's acceptable. The objectives are actually well balanced to create tension but when all tools are used, it's not a big deal. And besides, I didn't feel like it's a chore to finish, unlike the other game.

Another enjoyable solitaire game There is also a more difficult option that does not allow you to combo Kings into aces if you wanted a challenge. Overall it took me about 20~ hours to complete. BE AWARE that if you get to the tenth stage of each level and hit reset, it resets your completed objectives for that entire level. So I had to go to the map and click on the beginning stage of the level to save my progress each time.

Excellent Solitaire game, use your Magic to defeat the Evil Dragon. Play it. Excelente juego de Solitario, usa tu Magia para vencer al Malvado Dragon. Recomendado.