Dreamland Solitaire: Dragon's Fury Reviews

This puts an adorable spin on Solitaire. I don't even know what to say. I love it! https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2901545074 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2901544580 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2901544760

Fun and simple game--a relaxing time-waster. Some of the levels are a bit more challenging but it makes it more fun. Very nice artwork.

Simply fantastic, as with all the games in the Dreamland solitaire series. Soothing music, crispy clear & colourful graphics. Engaging gameplay that gradually increases in complexity as you go. I enjoy playing a few hands before bedtime each night. Super relaxing.

Qualified Yes. It's not really a solitaire game so much as a puzzle game. I enjoyed it. I bought it on sale and do not regret the purchase but I was really looking for a good solid solitaire game. It's fun to play, pretty and a nice game but I have no idea what you'd actually classify this game as. As a long time solitaire player it's not really been a hard challenge for me but it is amusing and something to enjoy. Would recommend, just be aware this isn't a serious card game type game. As a note to the developer. It would be better to not place so many "Are you sure you want to exit" clicks when exiting the game. It dates your product and ends up being very annoying.

I mean its just solitaire...but pretty. Basically a mobile game so only get it if its super cheap on sale imo. Fun enough and will quite easily while away the hours. The different ways it makes it more difficult instead of just having the standard solitaire layout is pretty cool though. A nice twist on the classic game.

Immersive graphics and sounds, nice story and funny mechanics; This gem is one of the best solitaire games and my all-time favorite. If you seek a polished fantasy based solitaire, this is the only one i can recommend.

Great game! It's an nice relaxing solitaire game that has a little bit of a story to go along with it. You level up and gain mana which then you can buy items for your pictures and advantage more into the story.

As tower defense games go, I think this game misses the mark totally. It also isn't a very good first-person-shooter or much of a rogue dungeon crawler. However, if you enjoy a card solitaire game that actually requires a computer without your spouse going "You paid hundreds of dollars for that and you're playing Spider Solitaire on it? Here's my 59 cent deck of cards; go away I have farms to water," then this is the game for you. It's got stuff that only a computer can handle: flaming cards, frozen cards, cards turned to stone, cards trapped in thorns, plus an assortment of great power-ups that give extra cards, extra undos, jokers, and so on. Also, each suit has a special power: clubs shoot laser beams, diamonds changes the number of your cards, hearts reshuffle your deck and spades shoots fireballs. (Well, at least you can understand why I thought it was a tower defense at first; what card game needs laser beams and fireballs?) There is a nail-biting suspenseful plot about a fairy, a wizard and a dragon in a tragic love triangle full of intrigue and mystery, but hey, you're here for the solitaire. Spoiler: 7 goes on either an 8 or 6. Two thumbs up! Go buy this! It's an Alawar game, so it's almost always on sale in some bundle or other.

Beautiful, good quality Solitaire game with 200 levels * Relaxing music * Well balanced game play with no frustrating levels * Beautiful artwork * Fully recommended * All achievements can be obtained on Easy difficulty

[b]dreamland solitaire: dragon's fury[/b] is the second in a series of generic fantasy card games with the usual great presentation, forgettable music and +1/-1 gameplay on [b]200 levels[/b], unlocked one by one. still no mini-games but there's a bit of a narrative that suddenly concludes after about 180 levels, otherwise pretty much the same as [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/dohi64/recommended/1149590]the first game[/url], and so is my review. [b]3 difficulty modes[/b], [i]casual[/i] is normal, [i]limited time[/i] is timed, [i]easy[/i] offers two decks. difficulty can be changed at any time and there's an optional tutorial to show you the ropes. further settings include separate volume sliders, windowed mode with a smaller non-resizable window and a toggle for a custom cursor, plus there's in-game representation of achievements and something new, a bunch of card backs to choose from. and you don't have to go back to the map after every single level anymore, a most welcome change. unsurprisingly, the goal is to remove all the cards for a 3-star rating. a golden glow around a card means money to buy power-ups with, purple is for mana, spent on location upgrades. the former includes the usual suspects, passive stuff like more undos, more cards, jokers and wildcards to find on levels (these can also be bought), etc. once unlocked, active ones like fireball or shuffle are charged by matching a certain suit. location upgrades are still just cosmetic, much like in the [b]jewel match solitaire[/b] series, except this time you're cleaning up and interior decorating for a lazy fairy. then things get real when the titular dragon and its fury enters the picture. and by real I mean there's more cleaning up and decorating. you'll find the usual blocked cards, they need something to unlock them, but unlike other games, [b]the axe card also has a value[/b], so unlike opening a lock or removing frozen cards or walls, the axe has to be matched to the appropriate card to break planks. I found the overall difficulty higher than in the first game, [b]less balanced, more reliance on wildcards[/b]. not much else to say, play one of these and you've played them all, but this is [b]one of the better ones for a reasonable price[/b]. for instance, 8floor reskins are a bit cheaper (or a lot on sale) but they're lower quality, and some jewel match games offer about the same both in quality and amount of content but cost twice as much.