Soliterix

[b]soliterix[/b] is the perfect example of how not to release a video game (along with half the games coming out these days). despite much needed feedback for his previous tetris-like, [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/dohi64/recommended/1213860]cut smash wrap[/url], it had no settings whatsoever, buggy controls, you name it. most 24-hour projects thrown together for a game jam run miles around such a thing, but after a bit more work that should've been done before publication, it's starting to resemble an actual product. still not something to recommend though. this time [b]falling blocks are combined with solitiare rules[/b], with the occasional joker dropping by to clear a single tile. points are awarded for simply placing anything anywhere, more for creating a full set from ace to king of the same suit. solitiare rules are now explained in the game, but [b]putting together a full set from ace to king of the same suit won't work if there's another card next to them[/b]. in my case...

The game is good! But it would be nice to have a tutorial on how to play to facilitate the start of the game and to better polish certain points.

This tetris-like is a must have for anyone into these kinds of games and also enjoys solitaire. The controls can be janky at times but the solitaire rules are accurate and anyone needing a break from regular cards would probably gain some enjoyment from playing. The only advice I would give is to add a little more in depth instruction for anyone new to either of the genres, this would increase the amount of people who would be able to download and play immediately without totally familiarizing themselves to how the game works in card form first. Other than the initial confusion, a good game to pass the time.

Tetris and Solitaire do not mix.