Santa's Christmas Solitaire Reviews

Decent solitaire game. Plays Christmas songs while you play. Very relaxing. Being a Lover of Solitaire games. I highly recommend this game. 10/10.

A fantastic game of solitaire for Christmas or any other time. Has some mini games too. You earn points to spend on perks that make the game more varied. Recommended.

This is a sweet little Christmas game that encapsulates the old-time feel of a relaxing, cozy warm up with a heated blanket and sit on the computer for a while on windows 98 kinda style. Great music, nothing too harsh, cute storyline, really nostalgic art and a virtually bugfree and smooth card play. This game has several different minigames that you can do if you dont feel up to continuing the storyline. Only wish the achievements actually showed on my steam profile and was really surprised this game doesnt have a single steam trading card considering how pretty the backdrops are. 10 out of 10 in my book.

I've just completed Santa's Christmas Solitaire. It's a fun game with pleasant graphics (widescreen support), music and sound effects. I run Linux and had no issues with crashes, bugs or glitches. My only gripe is with the mini games. They add nothing to it. You should at least be given a cash bonus if you beat them.

What a lovely little game! I'm a shameless Christmas nut and I love solitaire and match 3 games, and I've been having a blast playing the endless minigames already - can't wait to check the rest out! The graphics are so festive, I love the music, and it runs great on my machine. Thank you!!

It's the usual holiday solitaire game, and is easy to complete once you have the right combo of skills. It has NO Steam achievements, but does have in game achievements. I completed those achievements. The Gingerbread Man took the longest to achieve. I DO WISH they had been Steam achievements.

This game is your basic soliatire game but with some Christmas spirit thrown in! Great music, fun little puzzles and a good time filler. The advent calendar approach is really cute and you can buy lots of items from the shop to help you out as levels get harder. The only thing I wish this game has was Steam Achievements and cards. There is in game achievements however but I like going for Steam ones too.

As you can tell from the number of hours I've put into this game so far, it's an enjoyable game if you're a Solitaire fan of any kind. Sometimes the cards can feel rigged (there will be 5+ of the same card in a round played), but it plays well for the most part and is ADDICTIVE with the little features they added into it. I like the corny story element as well.

yet another +1/-1 solitaire by the revills games, this time with a christmas setting and [b]240 levels[/b]. the usual card game mechanics and power-ups to get with money earned by playing the levels and creating combos, and there are some optional hidden object scenes between level packs to provide a bit of variety, and a few endless layouts to play from the main menu. windowed mode and separate volume sliders available, but the skippable intro that plays every time you start the game, as well as the outro, will have audio even if everything's muted. a revills games trademark at this point, due to technical limitations. not much else to say that hasn't been said previously. it's a cromulent card game, so as always, it comes down to your preferences about the theme, though this one's more expensive than other revills games titles, and since it was published by big fish, it's not included in the developer's solitaire bundle either.

This is a basic solitaire, with a Christmas theme. The normal kind of pc solitaire game, as many of the other games the same developer has done. Nice graphics and atmosphere. The music is good too, except for the really bad, very slowed down versions of peppy Christmas songs. Except for those the music was very nice to have playing throughout the game. The advancement in the game is based on a Advent calendar (24 doors) each door has 10 boards of solitaire in them, which you have to complete to move on. So there are 240 total boards of solitaire to enjoy. You gain "money" as you play to buy all kinds of things to help your game play as well. There is a story that is told as you go through the game, these are shown at the opening of each new door. I recommend the game if you like to play solitaire and with the theme it is best played at Christmas time for some relaxing fun. I rate it a 7/10