Snow White Solitaire. Charmed Kingdom

10 hour completion. Fun game. Nice music. Simple mechanics. Sometimes the RNG f*cks you, sometimes it blesses you. Even at it's worse, the power-ups simply rewrite the whole board and you just keep going. It's Solitaire with a twist.

The cards are completely random and don't match a real deck of cards. For example, if you see 4 kings on the table, you might still draw a king. You have to accept this. After you acquire the first couple abilities, getting 3 stars becomes somewhat of a breeze. By the 3rd map, I had plenty of gold, and didn't hesitate to buy a wild card from the shop in order to clear a table (you earn the gold back pretty quickly). I quit after 8 hours with about 20% of the game left, because it had become repetitive and easy, but for a casual solitaire game I got what I expected.

This was exactly what I've been looking for in a solitaire game. Fun, can be challenging, but also low risk and not complicated. I play this often before bed. Has quite a lot of levels, but I wish there was even more.

Pleasant theme, graphics, and music, however the deck is completely broken. I started out with three "ace of hearts" cards on top, only to uncover three "three of hearts" cards underneath. Takes the thinking and strategy out of solitaire and makes you pick and pray, and completely dependent upon power-ups if you want to 3-star (clear) a layout.

It has good looking visuals, decent music and ambience, it has a total of 3 mini games in it with 99% of it being solitaire obviously, the other 2 being hidden object and jigsaw puzzles, with 40 levels there is only hidden object and puzzles at a certain points so you can expect them which are a neat break from the usual, the levels weren't that difficult, one thing I tended to do to help get 3 stars in the first try was if the start of the level wasn't so great i'd just restart it since it's randomly generated each time. One thing about the puzzle game I quite enjoyed was being able to sort of throw the pieces and them sort of fit. As for bugs, there's not really many, sometimes a green sparkle from the forest wizard would stay on one of the cards even if it was already picked into your deck just a slight visual annoyance but not anything too bad, this also happened with a red sparkle from the dragon, one more major bug is one where after you do the burning card it takes the card off your deck but if you use a knight then, it gives you an invisible card so that's definitely annoying. Overall it's solitaire, if you enjoy it then you'll like this.

A fun casual game, never punishes you for not doing super well, so it is pretty easy to get the full board clear at 100% completion.

It's a solitaire game with decent (eventually wearisome, but basically decent) music, totally acceptable graphics, power ups that are relatively easy to snag and that make the game more interesting, and achievements that are actually achievable without senseless grinding or flukes of luck and/or savant levels of skill. I quite enjoyed it, and there really are no negatives; it's fine for what it is and something you can put 10 or 15 minutes into when you've got a spare moment. Nice.