Santa's Christmas Solitaire 2

The sequel to the first Santa's Christmas Solitaire game by Revills games, with some new elements added so it is not an exact clone. Enjoyable all around in it's simplicity of play, graphics, music and cheesy story line, just like the first. SCS 2's basic play is the same as the first, based on the Advent calendar, there are 24 "doors" with 10 stages each of solitaire game play. You must achieve a minimum number of stars each stage to open the next stage as well as to open the next door. As you play you collect coins to use in the store, to buy items to help your gameplay as well as help you in a new part of the game: snowball fights! Generally the 10th stage in each door is a snowball fight, that when done correctly will finish the stage and door for you. If you should happen to not care for the snowball fights you may skip them and just play the stage as a regular solitaire type. New to the game is game modes that you can pick each stage/door instead of the games traditional one u...

One of the best Solitaire game that I have played, truly enjoyed it, I was sad when it ended.

I enjoyed this game (minus some of the achievements, as I don't always use the extra buffs often). The story is a bit silly, but that's part of it's charm. If you're an achievement hunter and decent at these (I think there is to 14 and one other you can decide, plus difficulty) it shouldn't take too long. If you don't mind a game you don't care for the story but are looking for a casual relaxing time, this has it.

Do you like Solitaire ? Do you like Christmas ? Then you will probably enjoy this game. It doesn't do anything new that previous Revills Games did, but they are good solid games that you will get several hours worth of play from. I personally don't enjoy the snowball fight mini game, but you can turn it off which is a nice feature. So if you want to try a Solitaire game, or you've finished another of their games and want another one to try then consider this one. Admittedly it is Christmas themed so you probably won't be playing it at Easter, but you can always play a bit this Christmas and finish it the following year like I did. As with a lot of the Revills Solitaires I have played before, it's relatively easy to get 100% Achievement on, so if you are an Achievement Hunter this is also a good choice.

Very cute and fun game. so its Tri peak Solitaire with a story and minigames. all in 1 package deal.

Biggest con is that levels ca be unsolvable so you have to grind. Mini-games are annoying after you buy everything. UI also could be better - you can't go back to map after finishing level.

A fun holiday solitaire game! This tells a story about Christmas using solitaire games to advance. There are power-ups to buy, mini-games to play, and plenty of things to do. There are settings for difficulty that allow for 2-A-K play or not among other options. All in all, this a fun game to get you in the mood for Christmas!

The festive themes make this one fun to play at Christmas. The advent calendar gives you 3 styles of solitaire and 3 difficulty levels, making it suitable for a range of skill levels. The addition of additional solitaire mini-games adds to this.

This game was great. I loved the music playing in the background too. Very festive!

[i] My Experience [/i] I think this is probably the best solitaire game that developer The Revills has put out. It possesses the same solid level design of the other titles they've developed, and the upgrades (although generally similar to those of their previous games) have a satisfying unlock curve. Unlike Chef Solitaire USA, I was working towards a new upgrade during the vast majority of the game. After unlocking every upgrade that I was interested in, I had less than five stages left in the game. Santa's Christmas Solitaire 2 also includes "snowball fights" which are similar to the combat solitaire gameplay introduced by Grey Alien Games in Shadowhand and Ancient Enemy. Although both the player and the enemy (generally a teddy bear, haha) keep the same two abilities for the entirety of the game, a heal and a snowball throw, it was a nice change of pace to conclude each stage of the game in this way. It's certainly not complex, but I like seeing The Revills iterate when Suricate S...