Radical Solitaire

[b]radical solitaire[/b] is a gimmicky mix of solitaire and breakout, but you'll be playing a lot more of the latter, though I recommend not playing at all. it's presented as a game from the '80s, nostalgic for someone like me, vomit-inducing for others, but the gimmick is you can potentially turn any useless card into something useable. 'potentially' being the operative word. [b]if nothing can be placed anymore, it's time to break out the breakout[/b] by putting a card into the 'get rad' pile. you can do it anytime, actually. it's very basic, but the controls are fine and breaking certain blocks unleashes additional balls, turning things quite hectic. and that's exactly the problem. you see, every time a ball hits the card moving up and down behind the breakable tiles, it changes into a random other card. fun at first, especially with all the balls bouncing around, but it's very easy to end up with the same card or another useless one because [b]breakout only ends if all the balls a...

It's decent enough. But I'd like it a lot more if it didn't hate my wacom pen. I prefer using that to using my mouse because RSI. Basically keep the retro aesthetic, but like, make it more accessible? If there's any change I'll probably change my review~

Simple and fun. a very classical solitaire game with EGA video style. For the price is good.