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3.52 from 25 ratings
198 members have it in their collection · 3 playing now · 90 backlogged · 9 wish listed
How long? Main story 3h · with extras 4h (from 8 logged playthroughs)
Review tylerisrandom 3/5 · Dec 27, 2020

Improving on solitaire is a pretty tall order... it's already evolved a lot over the past few centuries.
The Solitaire Conspiracy sidesteps this a bit by focusing more on the scenario and less on the substance of the game. Sure, the introduction of varying powers for Jacks, Queens and Kings depending on their suit does vary the gameplay. But …

Improving on solitaire is a pretty tall order... it's already evolved a lot over the past few centuries.
The Solitaire Conspiracy sidesteps this a bit by focusing more on the scenario and less on the substance of the game. Sure, the introduction of varying powers for Jacks, Queens and Kings depending on their suit does vary the gameplay. But ultimately these differences are overshadowed by the game's neon visuals, bombastic score and entertaining FMV sequences (most starring Greg Miller).
I would never have thought to mix a game as pedestrian as solitaire with the aesthetics of a spy thriller, and that unusual mixture is really fun and entertaining for what it is. But now that I've completed its story, the new mechanics aren't compelling enough for me to stick with long-term.
Review magillfoote 3/5 · Nov 4, 2020
I really appreciate that they made a cyberpunk blend of an FMV game and solitaire engaging and fun to play. I also found it pretty relaxing and satisfying, since you don't have to concentrate too much and there's no timer except for in "Countdown Mode." The use of FMV was fun and didn't feel out of place. But, I mean, …
Read moreI really appreciate that they made a cyberpunk blend of an FMV game and solitaire engaging and fun to play. I also found it pretty relaxing and satisfying, since you don't have to concentrate too much and there's no timer except for in "Countdown Mode." The use of FMV was fun and didn't feel out of place. But, I mean, in the end it's still just a solitaire game, albeit one of the best I've played.
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