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Welcome to Disney Solitaire, the ultimate card game that transforms classic tripeaks solitaire into an exciting experience filled with magic! Step into the enchanting realm of Disney Solitaire, where every postcard recreates an iconic scene from the worlds of Disney and Pixar! From the moment you start playing, you’ll find yourself immersed in colorful scenes featuring some of your favorite characters like Aladdin, Elsa, Moana and Woody. This isn’t just another solitaire game; it’s a vibrant experience packed with excitement, strategy, and whimsical charm. Disney Solitaire redefines the solitaire experience with innovative gameplay features. Collect unique power-ups and special cards that can change your strategy. Play Disney Solitaire now and step into a world where every game leads to magic, and every victory brings you closer to unlocking an enchanting scene. With stunning visuals, engaging gameplay, and heartwarming moments, Disney Solitaire is your ticket to a magical escape. Don’t miss out - your adventure awaits! Disney Solitaire is intended for those 13 and older. Disney Solitaire does not require payment to download and play, but it also allows you to purchase virtual items with real money inside the game, including random items. You can disable in-app purchases in your device's settings. Disney Solitaire may also contain advertising. You may require an internet connection to play Disney Solitaire and access its social features. You can also find more information about the functionality, compatibility and interoperability of Disney Solitaire in the above description and additional app store information. This game may contain flashing effects that could trigger seizures in sensitive individuals.
Charts
Each storefront's own chart, in its own country — the closest public signal to sales where none is published. A country missing from a list is one we don't collect there, not one where the game doesn't chart.
Revenue comes from in-game items and microtransactions, which our price-based model doesn't estimate.
Same day: best UK #13, worst UA #78 · 12 markets collected
US · last 30 days
Latest in each market: best FR #58, worst KR #100 · 6 markets collected
US · last 30 days
Ratings
Each storefront's own ratings counter and average — separate, overlapping audiences, never added together.
13 of 15 markets; the rest gave no counter or aren't reached yet, not markets where nobody rated it.
About
Welcome to Disney Solitaire, the ultimate card game that transforms classic tripeaks solitaire into an exciting experience filled with magic! Step into the enchanting realm of Disney Solitaire, where every postcard recreates an iconic scene from the worlds of Disney and Pixar! From the moment you start playing, you’ll find yourself immersed in colorful scenes featuring some of your favorite characters like Aladdin, Elsa, Moana and Woody. This isn’t just another solitaire game; it’s a vibrant experience packed with excitement, strategy, and whimsical charm. Disney Solitaire redefines the solitaire experience with innovative gameplay features. Collect unique power-ups and special cards that can change your strategy. Play Disney Solitaire now and step into a world where every game leads to magic, and every victory brings you closer to unlocking an enchanting scene. With stunning visuals, engaging gameplay, and heartwarming moments, Disney Solitaire is your ticket to a magical escape. Don’t miss out - your adventure awaits! Disney Solitaire is intended for those 13 and older. Disney Solitaire does not require payment to download and play, but it also allows you to purchase virtual items with real money inside the game, including random items. You can disable in-app purchases in your device's settings. Disney Solitaire may also contain advertising. You may require an internet connection to play Disney Solitaire and access its social features. You can also find more information about the functionality, compatibility and interoperability of Disney Solitaire in the above description and additional app store information. This game may contain flashing effects that could trigger seizures in sensitive individuals.
Stats
How fast this game is gaining ratings — the activity signal available where a store publishes no sales or install numbers.
Measured from our own daily snapshots, not reported by the store. Deliberately not converted into sales: a one-tap rating's ratio to copies sold is unknown on this platform, and guessing it would be worse than leaving it out.
Reviews
Themes across 2220 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
Pushes for purchases The “algorithm” avoids dealing the card you need until you spend all your coins. It happens every time I play.
Money grab Fun game if it weren’t so impossible to advance without spending money constantly. Can’t even play it.
Deceitful What’s the point of allowing 3 stars on epic mode if you’re just going to raise the star requirements for each scene? The scene star requirements now are equivalent to how it use to be when you could only achieve 1 star regardless of what level mode you played on. You just be rewarded for completing levels on epic mode. Not rewarded the same as someone who is playing for 1 star.
Being Good Doesn’t Mean You Can Win Levels Was kicking this game’s butt up until round 90. Flew through the levels with no stopping, but then the game was hitting me with levels that are impossible to pass without having to use practically all the coins you have. Then I hit level 101 and I was playing exactly as intended, but still lose. How? There’s no way actual skill will allow you to actually beat the level. It was as clear cut as could be that it wasn’t intended to be won without outside resources. (You get minimal coins from beating levels as it is and have to pay coins to play the level) It’s a heavily monetized system that’s clearly just a money-making machine rather than a relaxing skill-based game that I can use to pass my time.
Not really fair The concept of the game is fun, the characters and scenes are really nice, and the feel of playing is enjoyable, but paying to play is really bad in this game especially when the game can obviously rig not giving you the right cards to make you lose your coins fast… will not be spending money constantly on this game… it’s a shame that you can’t just pay once and play it, it’s designed to have you spending money over and over again so it leaves me frustrated rather than having a good time.
Please respond Don’t get me wrong, this game is addicting and good…at first. They set it up for you to breeze past the first set of levels with very little difficulty. Once you progress and unlock more and more there is little to no chance of completing a level without added support. Every level requires coins to play yet you earn very little for completing a level. There are 4+ ads on the side reminding you to purchase additional coins with REAL money yet not one allowing you to watch an ad to obtain free coins. The sad part is, this is a KIDS game. An adult like myself can recognize the money grab, but a vulnerable kid who doesn’t understand finances and just sees a flashing character they like….do better, please.
Money suck This game has the typical ads constantly but what makes it one star is your ability to play the game is throttled unless you buy coins. I’ve played tie 2 weeks and now deleted it. It costs coins to start each round and get extra cards if you don’t complete the round. Got a bit I thought every round was solvable with the initial cards given as long as you are strategic, but in some cases it’s not. So eventually you run out of coins and need to rebuild your coins by collecting them each hour. I downloaded the game through a promotion and was attempting to complete through scene 9 in 30 days. I completed over 200 lovely and probably needed to complete 200 more to reach that goal. I determined it wouldn’t be possible without spending quite a bit of actual money.
It’s aight not rlly This app is fun & all of you wanna spend money on a. Game. It’s rigged & knows how to make you lose all of your money so you just are tempted to buy s* & barely even get to play. Annoying ash honestly. I’ll make it thru so many levels & then all the sudden get a deck with 8 of the same number card & no chance of winning. Some say it’s luck of draw but i say it’s rig
Money scam The second you build up your coins you will go on a losing streak until you deplete all you have earned. Then they send offers for care packages that you can purchase in the app.
Fun game It’s fun but it’s controlled they give you what cards they want you to have, so ultimately you think of purchasing. But other then that it is a fun game
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