Disney Solitaire

Clay Beautiful

Nice Love all the Disney nostalgia!

#Love this game I love this game so much it’s so therapeutic and I can’t believe it took me so long to start playing

Great Fun and exciting

Excellent It’s a awesome game I forget track of time I sink into it I forget the word around me

Classic Disney Cash Grab If I could give an app ZERO stars, this would be the one. While the gameplay isn’t terrible (when you’ve saved enough coins to actually play), the app is without question operated in a manner that essentially forces you to pay for the add-ons to complete any meaningful progress. The only reason I started to play, and have continued to suffer through this atrocity, is because my toddler enjoys the albums/cards/scenes “rewards” that are selectively given depending on your skill level and how much money you’ve poured into the app. This isn’t just my personal experience, the obviousness of the cash grab element (shouldn’t be surprised, it’s Disney), is confirmed through the in-game “support” chat where responses put the blame on the player for having harder achievements and benchmarks due to their previous successes. For example, frequently my initial treasure chest requires 100 items (whether it be clams, hearts, or whatever the daily item is) instead of other players only requiring 40 items. When discussed with “support”, they lean on the harder challenge keeping the game “fair and exciting” for each individual player–or in layman’s terms, they pick and choose who to punish for finding any level of success that was obtained without in-game purchases. Additionally, when you get close to completing any album in its entirety, the frequency of new cards is drastically reduced–to a point where the grand prize reward is impossible without an in-game purchase (or quite a few). To verify my experience, I downloaded this game on another device with a different Apple ID and every single day my original account has significantly harder challenges to reach the same objectives. The irony isn’t lost on me that the company who force feeds equality and equity in all of their mainstream media is behind the scenes limiting those same principles when it comes to this game. If you have any other available avenues, or your toddler isn’t expecting to see new cards or scenes, steer clear of this one. Again, this is an example of why apps should be allowed to receive 0 stars, as even that is a generous number in this case.

Game Love the game

Great So much fun

So fun! Easy to learn and use

Great Great