Seven Seas Solitaire

ótimo jogo

6.5/10 Seven Seas Solitaire is fairly average Steam solitaire game - it seems to have been a stepping stone before developer Anawiki's more engaging Avalon Legends titles. It had fairly decent user reviews, and I was attracted to the pirate theme (I live near East Carolina University - go Pirates!). I can't say that the story was mind-blowing, but I never lost interest so much that I stopped reading. References are made to many pirate lore standards, such as Blackbeard, Davy Jones, and cursed crews. The mini-games (distance cannonball shooting, attacking other ships, high card or low, digging for treasure) were all fairly silly, but were at least thematically appropriate. From time to time as you're clicking through the deck, a roulette wheel will pop up to determine a random event. These mini-games are among the possible outcomes. It might've just been superstition, but I found that the quicker I clicked to stop the roulette wheel, the more beneficial the event. After starting to do this, I received the reward three separate times that just clears all of the cards in the level. I also often had the dolphin clear a card from the board, or randomly found 300 coins in treasure. Seven Seas unfortunately doesn't give the player any active powers, like the ability to shuffle the board or remove cards (intentionally or randomly). This perhaps makes the act of playing each stage a bit less engaging. However, there is an upgrade menu that allows you to purchase static upgrades (a higher possible score multiplier, for some cards to be removed at the beginning of each level, etc.). So many of these Solitaire card games let you buy an ability to see how many cards are left in the deck, buy additional undos each level, or buy an ability that highlights playable cards. I almost think it's a force of habit for these Solitaire game developers. These are almost always the last abilities I buy, as I don't feel that they legitimately help me finish a level or maximize the resources gained. One thing I must praise developer Anawiki for is the excellent level design. Seven Seas is a solitaire game that delivers levels in sets of 10 (usually). You're asked to meet a goal for each set of levels, such as a certain amount of gold gained, a certain card combo (removing multiple cards from the board without flipping another over from the deck), and/or a specific number of perfects (removing all cards from a level). Almost every time that I was worried about finishing a goal, a level would pop up where I could acquire a large card combo or make up some lost ground. The mixture of tough levels and more expansive ones kept the tension high, even in a Solitaire game. I often JUST met the goals for a particular set of levels. If you generally enjoy this type of game, I think you'll have a good time with this one. However, I might recommend Avalon Legends before I recommended this pirate adventure.

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pour moi le meilleur jeu de solitaire à tout point de vue!, une référence!

Un gioco abbastanza anonimo nonostante la caratterizzazione chiara, nulla di innovativo e un casual che può essere apprezzato.

Wohl eines der besten Solitär Spiele überhaupt. Abwechslungsreich und nie langweilig.

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