Best in Show Solitaire Reviews

Cute and fun little way to waste some time. I enjoy it a lot.

I like a good solitaire but not this one. I could write an essay for you to read but that would be wasted time taken away from finding something with a little more than this one does. Try again though developer.

Pretty buggy (you simply can't 'perfect' certain hands since some cards can't be unblocked) and the scaling when using the fullscreen option is very bad. Besides that the mechanics are just very bland and the explanation how they work is lacking. There are a lot of much better Solitaire games around.

Dogs are adorable! This game does them no justice. Maybe I forgot how Solitaire works over the years, but I'm pretty sure I was playing something completely different, maybe Dogeitaire? The game is kind of confusing, even with a tutorial it lacks the ability to give you the information you need to 100% understand how all of the mechanics and progression work. Earn money for completing games, earn more for getting a "Perfect" hand and using all of your cards. Spend your money at the Pet Store to unlock perks used in-game and training for your dog. Aside from the glitches, lack of explanation and not being Solitaire, this game makes cats look better than dogs. Therefore I'm going to have to not recommend it to others. Nobody should think cats are better than dogs. Not on my watch! 3/10 - Not doge approved.

Pros: Dogs Cons: The game is really glitchy and many of the hands are so glitched certain hazards won't clear to let you complete the hand. (no acorn to move a squirrel, no card to remove the fence etc) This can be really frustrating and cause you to have to play an entire 10 hand round over again to pass it. It also appears the dev abandoned the game so no updates will be made to correct any of the issues. It's too bad it was a cute concept. For those reasons though I can't recommend this game.

I'll just play my Beagle for another 5 mins.... ! Great little casual. Shame about the higher resolution-screen size doesn't quite work right for me, other than that it is a complete and addictive time burner! Well made and the ability to feed your pooch as you move through a heavy round is good. Many interesting features to upset your plans on a good round and in the end it still remains a card game (without any suits structure at all)! Excellent value for money and should work on just about any pc I would imagine.

Cute a bit confusing at the beginning but when you play it is a very nice game and ofc easy/

this has to be the buggiest solitaire I've ever played. I picked it up at 80% off and wasn't going for perfect levels and unlocking and training every dog, so it didn't bother me that much when I couldn't complete a level perfectly because a mechanic broke somehow, and after I muted the game in windows' own volume controller, I didn't have to listen to the achievement get jingle at full volume even though I muted the game's audio in-game. but even at this price you can find better solitiare games to play and have more fun with while you're doing other stuff in the background. definitely not recommended.

Even though I love solitaire games, and I REALLY REALLY love dogs, this game is one I cannot recommend unless you're planning to play it with a young child. The game is very buggy, has almost no original content at all (besides the theme itself) and it is quite ugly aswell. I felt very dissapointed with this one.

I think the only reason to purchase this game is because it is dog themed, they really got me when I saw a PUG BADGE, so yeah I ended up buying it. But I have to say that the game is old and outdated, so no fullscreen or 16:9 avaible and I have to warn you that there's a small delay when you click in the next card on your deck, you will probally notice it on long sessions, it really bothers you after a while. Now the good aspects, I can mention that the game is easy to complete (if you're looking for the achievements) and because it is dog themed, other than that stick with the old microsoft solitaire's.