Luxor Solitaire

Великолепная карточная игра по типу Косынки и с прекрасной египетской музыкой!

No vale la pena para nada, es una copia del solitario de windows 10... 0/10

Luxor Solitaire is a pretty standard solitaire game, there's nothing new or significant featured in this game. I can only recommend it to people who already enjoy solitaire games; it's not like Faerie Solitaire, a game that stands out so much that anyone can enjoy it. You progress through the game by completing the levels, of course, and when you complete a level you earn Scarabs and gold. Scarabs are used to build up the city Luxor, and the gold you gain is used to buy boosters. There's 120 levels to go through, so you have quite a few hours of solitaire ahead of you. You get prompted to buy boosters before you start each level, if you're stuck on a level and you're using many boosters you will have to quit out to the main menu or map and start the level again from there to buy new boosters, you can't buy boosters at the end of a level that you failed. You get brought to the map when you have enough Scarabs to build a new structure in Luxor. Buying boosters is a bit annoying. Whenever you buy 1 booster you get booted out of the shop-menu, so if you want to buy 1 or 2 more boosters you will have to repeat the process that many times. It's not a big deal but it got a bit on my nerves. As I said above, it's a pretty standard solitaire game. That doesn't mean it's bad, but what it does mean is that you shouldn't go into this game expecting a new mechanic or a super different experience, instead go into it knowing that it's going to be another standard solitaire game, and if you're like me and love to play these games to 100% completion every now and then, or if you love to play these games all the time, it's another great addition to your collection to play to completion. So... if you don't really ever play these games then I definitely would not recommend you to start with this one, rather keep it in the back of your mind in the case that you start to enjoy these games, then you can consider picking this one up to add it to your list of completed solitaire games. [h1]Curator page[/h1] [i]If you liked this review or otherwise found it helpful in deciding whether or not to buy this game, feel free to follow [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/29162366/]my Curator page[/url].[/i]

A generic solitaire. Due to no story-lines it gets quickly boring (compared to, e.g [i]Regency Solitaire[/i] or [i]Shadowhand[/i]. In fact, they have some RPG elements too, which make them even superior). I've cleared 10 levels and it seems that 110 levels are left... well, not that worthy. Still, it's a solid one that is at least not buggy and fully functional, so it'll be unfair that I don't recommend this.

The game is nice. the question is why does it say the game has only 5 reviews when if you scroll you can see there are 19 already ?

A Solitaire game with an Egyptian flavor (visuals and music) If that's exactly what you want, that's exactly what you get! :)

Full review at: https://thegamehoard.com/2019/05/03/luxor-solitaire-pc/ For someone looking to try out the structured solitaire genre, Luxor Solitaire is a pretty good starting point. Its level structure is a good fit for marking progress even before the city building goals come into play, with each stage being obviously distinct due to predetermined layouts for the cards. The special card types ensure that there are different objectives to work towards in a stage besides just clearing everything from the board, with the star system and coin rewards adding extra layers to completion besides just collecting the scarabs for building Luxor. The booster system is probably the highlight, the expected extra abilities like clearing cards or having a joker that can match with anything requiring you to use the fruits of your hard work to buy the few you can bring into a stage. While it is fairly standard structured solitaire for the most part, it does balance its difficulty well and has a nice Egyptian theming that makes it enjoyable and visually interesting. While Luxor Solitaire isn’t really innovating within its genre, it’s got all the expected parts of structured solitaire that make it a relaxing and enjoyable activity. Even some of the elements its carried over from other structured solitaire games are given small twists here, like the special abilities being tied to money you earn for playing the game better, incentivizing improvement so you can use those boosters in the stages that require some careful maneuvering to get around special cards and difficult layouts. While the booster system is perhaps the more easily identifiable ingredient for making Luxor Solitaire more than just matching cards, the level system also contextualizes things really well. You know going in you have a certain amount of stages to beat, each one a specific challenge that you can figure out and alter your tactics to overcome. Luxor Solitaire is a card game both for people invested in the genre and casual players because this system is both easy to get into but allows the more devoted player to overcome its challenges through thoughtful use of what the game offers.

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A good game of basic solitaire. Also love Ancient Egypt!

O jogo é bem bacana. Tem várias fases diferentes que te fazem pensar bastante antes de jogar. Achei a trilha sonora magnífica, e os gráficos são bons. Eu recomendo bastante.