
Occlude is a ritual disguised as Solitaire; a cosmic-horror card game where the rules are obscured and reality is at stake. Play through cryptic challenges to reveal forbidden lore in this singleplayer narrative puzzle game for the terminally curious. Don’t worry; you can always start over.
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0/day in the week to Aug 31 → 0.86/day in the week after.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.33/day in the week to Jul 21 → 0.6/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About
Have you ever done something you regret? What if I told you there was a way to fix it? Make it so that something never happened at all; or perhaps, just happened differently. What if I told you it was as simple as a game of solitaire?
What if I told you that the game’s name was Occlude?
The game’s not simple. The rules are hidden, and you find them by playing and experimenting. Make sure you have some coins - the coins will show when you’re on the right path. There are seven Rituals, each their own puzzle, increasing in difficulty.
There are seven Entities, and they know you’re playing. Don’t worry about them. Worrying doesn’t do anything. I shouldn’t have mentioned them at all.
Occlude is an occult game of solitaire stuffed with secrets. Piece together the rules even as they resist your attempts to decipher them.
Uncover the brain-melting story behind the game that was never a game as you chip away at reality one card at a time. Develop your mastery of each Ritual to gain access to even deeper, forbidden lore in the Archives.
Solitaire: but not as you know it.
Seven Rituals: progress through increasingly complex card puzzles with unique hidden rulesets.
Twenty-four Cardinals: unlock Cardinals, variations of Rituals that stand as unique puzzles in their own right.
Two modes: The fiendishly difficult Classic Mode and our new, pleasantly vexing Story Mode with less punishing RNG, a second free cell and unlimited Undo.
Reality-bending narrative: uncover a cosmic horror story about a world broken by countless attempts to fix it.
Atmospheric sound design: immersive audio cues that shift based on your closeness to solving each puzzle.
Secret documents: discover fragments of forbidden texts that provide clues about Occlude's origins.
Terrible secrets: for those foolish enough to look for them.
Add-ons
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Reviews
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Reviews
Solitaire with extra steps, just what I've always wanted! [b]A word of advice for new players:[/b] [i] Classic / Story are not your typical difficulty choices. You should start with Story mode and move to Classic if you want to sink your teeth in further. [/i] It would be more appropriate to call them "Campaign" and "Challenge" modes. Visuals are consistently stylish. The lore tidbits have good flavor and lovely presentation. Mechanically, I'm impressed with how much the devs squeezed out of this by making a handful of changes to classic Solitaire. It's a simple but complete package and I appreciate it for that. If you like games that keep the gears turning but don't require your constant undivided attention, Occlude is a good pick. It avoids getting repetitive - just like standard Solitaire, if not better.
Breaks my brain, and it's a bit dull, but the drip feed of lore is so interesting that I want to keep playing to learn more. Recommended tentatively, because for a certain kind of person, it will REALLY hit, but with the caveat that if you're not the type of person who can give themselves over to a little unhealthy obsession, it's not going to be worth even the modest eight bucks being asked. It may be cards with a really interesting story, but most of the time you're still just playing cards.
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Languages: English
Hours played at review time, across 62 reviews with recorded playtime.
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This really would have been a much better game if it just layed out its rules at some point. I have more enjoyable ways to spend my time than to play "figure out the designers' intention" combined with "how the hell do I arrange the cards afterwards, in this difficult solitaire version"
Getting every cardinal in this game was difficult! Not in the way solitaire is normally difficult, either. I felt like a code breaker. There were some very satisfying epiphanies, especially in the west cardinals. Usually the solution feels "obvious" after you've seen it, which is really impressive. That is not an easy thing to do consistently in game design, and they really pull it off here.
Dropping a review because I was surprised that recent reviews sat in the "Mixed" category. From reading the reviews I can definitely see why now. Occlude is a Puzzle game more than it is a solitaire game. At times you know the solution to a puzzle but need to play a game of solitaire (well, their version of solitaire) to get there. At times you will intentionally lose a game of solitaire to confirm you understand a puzzle. Occasionally you will feel like you need to guess (and you probably did at that point), but doing so helps you learn. Once you understand the mechanics of a puzzle, it's more like minesweeper than random - as the developers note within the game every deal is solvable. If you go into Occlude thinking you're just going to play solitaire with a horror veneer you're probably going to have a bad time. If you like puzzles and don't mind a little grunt work to solve them, I think Occlude does a good job of giving you Eureka moments like any good puzzle game should. Last note: I picked this game up after their large update in 2025 which added a bunch more puzzle content. I do think that the game would've felt short at original launch but the length for the cost proposition feels just fine now. For context at writing time, I'm through the main story and just over halfway through the endgame content.
The solitaire is good, but the fluff is really nasty.
A fun twist of the classic Solitaire, with increasingly more difficult challenges!
剧情呢是一点看不懂的,纸牌呢是猛猛玩的 不要被说难的评论吓到,故事模式没有那么难
Have you ever wanted to play the standard "bored out of your mind at work" game but with the Horrors? You should.
first 3 puzzles were simple and fun, i liked having to think about using all the features the games got, but then it became a cypher like game and that just isn't for me. i honestly feel cheated out of the money i gave for the game and the time wasted on it.
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