Power Solitaire VR
Power Solitaire VR is a delightful version of the Klondike solitaire card game that introduces unique game play only possible in Virtual Reality. Play alone, against an intelligent robot, or live multiplayer with others online. It's a social VR game the whole family already knows how to play.
Estimated lifetime revenue
Free-to-play
Revenue comes from in-game items and microtransactions, which our price-based model doesn't estimate. Copies below reflect the player base, not paid sales.
Est. copies sold
1K
mid estimate
Reviews
40
Review score
98%
9.8/10
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About
About the game
Not your mother’s solitaire! Power Solitaire VR is Klondike solitaire but with a twist! In its unique online social multiplayer mode (with live voice chat) place your cards onto anyone's piles, if you can beat them to it. The action escalates quickly, becoming fast and competitive. Of course, you can also play regular relaxing solitaire alone.
Power Solitaire VR is lively, immersive, competitive, social, and a ton of fun! Includes lots of little VR surprises in each environment. This is a seated (or standing) VR experience and requires hand controllers.
A VR game the whole family already knows how to play
Features:
You don't play solitaire? Well, maybe your parents do!
Power Solitaire VR is lively, immersive, competitive, social, and a ton of fun! Includes lots of little VR surprises in each environment. This is a seated (or standing) VR experience and requires hand controllers.
A VR game the whole family already knows how to play
Features:
- Play Klondike solitaire like real life in a virtual room
- Competitive Power Solitaire mode against up to 3 other players and/or a robot
- Multiplayer includes voice chat and real time virtual avatar interactions
- Easily configure play area for personal size and comfort
- Fun VR surprises and interactive playfulness throughout!
- Requires a virtual reality headset and hand controllers
- This is a seated (or standing) VR experience
You don't play solitaire? Well, maybe your parents do!