Solitaire Match 2 Cards. Valentine's Day Reviews

It is a decent solitaire match 2 game. Pick it up on a sale.

This publisher 8floor managed to arranged 1 card game and then copy-paste it with different sfx, wallpapers and made 200+ games.

Full disclosure: I got this on sale eons ago for .49 cents USD. And it's certainly day and night different from the Strike Solitaire series by the same dev. Here the music is still excellent and you are still playing match two. You even get to pick out the front and back of your deck. There are bonuses you can win or buy, but there are no additional card slots. Which is OK, as when those are present the game just seems to adjust accordingly. There seems to be an effort to tell a story here at least. You go from childhood puppy love all the way to sweet memories of many years together. At least through the chapter titles and backgrounds. The backgrounds are pretty minimalist, but the colors remind me of the conversation hearts candy we had as kids. And yes, it's girly girl set to the max, but I can't see why guys couldn't play it too. The perfect game for sipping you tea and nibbling some cookies. Certainly worth adding to your library as one of the better efforts from this dev. And a love-themed title you don't have to hide on a separate account and can play with your family is pretty rare on Steam.

This is a valentine themed, Solitaire game where you need to match 2 of the same cards together. There are 2 difficulty settings which are newbie and professional mode. The only difference between the two is that you can replay every level in newbie mode, and with the professional mode you'll have to replay the entire chapter. Each completed level rewards you with hearts and you'll need a specific amount to unlock the next chapter. In each level you'll start with a pile of cards, and your goal is to collect the special cards which give you the hearts. You also find coin cards, and with coins you can buy special abilities like: removing 1 card, shuffle your cards or undo your last action. Once you've collected all your special cards you completed the level, so unlike the normal solitaire you don't have to clear all cards. At times that did feel a bit unsatisfying. You can customize the cards to your own liking with 3 themed decks and 10 different card backs available. The game looks super cute, and the colors used go easy on the eyes. I also enjoyed the dreamy, soothing music, which was very fitting to the game. In all honesty, I didn't think the game would be this addictive! But with every completed level I'm thinking “Just one more...”