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Jewel Match Solitaire Summertime

$9.99 $2.99

Release Date:: Sep 2, 2021
Developer:: Suricate Software
Publisher:: Grey Alien Games
Platforms:: Windows

Indie Casual Steam Achievements Family Sharing Single-player

About This Game

Grab some cards and keep cool in the shade. It’s time for a picnic and a game of Solitaire! Jewel Match turns up the heat with this Solitaire Summer Edition. Travel the lands and explore more than 200 levels, restoring 5 beautiful summer escapes!

Choose from 4 different game modes: Normal, Hard, Relaxed, and Timed. Activate 120 brand new Supersize and Challenge levels for a different gameplay experience. Unlock 18 Solitaire variants such as classic Klondike but also new variations like Siegecraft or Lady Maria.

Dozens of gameplay variations add to the classic Solitaire, such as obstacles, power-ups, frozen cards, locks, ribbons, seals, bonus cards, and more! Search every last level for gems and coins that you can use to purchase new upgrades for each scene, plus aim for the elusive “Perfect” in each level. Take quests and unlock beautiful butterflies and birds to populate the scenes.

Enjoy Summer, Sun, and Solitaire with Jewel Match Solitaire Summertime.

Features:

200 Solitaire levels!
120 brand new supersize and challenge levels.
Play 4 different game modes, Normal, Hard, Relaxed, and Timed.
6 classical Solitaire games such as Klondike, Spider, or Freecell.
12 additional Solitaire variants
60 replayable bonus Mahjong levels!
Restore 5 breathtaking summer escapes!
Unlock 20 butterflies and birds to populate the scenes.
Solve 12 quests.
Choose between multiple card decks to play with.
Tons of gameplay variations and power-ups.
Unlock gorgeous wallpapers for your desktop.
Enjoy a soothing soundtrack.

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Negative

1 user reviews

Positive

User #504988 english

19 hrs at review

Not Recommended

Although a fine game, it suffers from the same flaw that every other game in this series does, namely levels that you're simply not going to complete without a ridiculous amount of luck. If the maker of this game ever reads this comment, I'm curious to know the logic in having levels that you are NEVER GOING TO COMPLETE WITHOUT RIDICULOUS AMOUNTS OF LUCK. Seriously. What's the point? What could possibly motivate you to put in levels that YOU KNOW CANNOT BE COMPLETED unless you get insanely lucky, and that you can actually come near to completing before things fall apart? Are you disconnected from reality, and think that this is what game players want? Do you get off on frustrating players, and your joy comes from knowing you’ve upset people? Or are you just stupid, and don’t understand that you’re doing something wrong? Someone in this company, I’m dying to hear from you; explain to me why in the hell you think adding in such levels makes your game better? Supersize Levels...