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Rainbow Games / Jul 29, 2015 / Casual
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CompareDefeat the dark forces - win a battle for Emerland!
| Part | Your PC | MinimumNot sure |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | Not set | 1000 Mhz Can't tell |
| GPU | Not set | 128 Can't tell |
| RAM | Not set | 1024 MB RAM Can't tell |
Mostly Positive
77% positive, 78 reviews
I like this game however, the grinding can get to be frustrating. In order to progress, you will have to play many rounds of solitaire before you can get a winning hand in order to progress. I don't mind it so much, but if you like insta-wins or perfect hands, then this style of solitaire might not be for you. I do recommend it if you have patience.
0 found this helpful, 2026-07-30
So do you like solitaire games? Then go get Regency Solitaire or Faerie Solitaire. Those are much better games than this one is. The main reason why I'm giving this a not recommended is the fact that there is a pretty hideous bug that when you quit the game it records the hand you were on as a failure and moves to the next one, even if you didn't start that hand. That's pretty bad for a game that is meant to be...
62 found this helpful, 2015-08-01
Nice solitaire game similar to Faerie Solitaire. If you're played Faerie Solitaire or Three Towers (as it's sometimes called) then you are familiar with the idea of this game. You have to clear all the cards in the layout by clicking on a card that is numbered one higher or one lower than the card in the deck. For instance, if your deck card is a 5 you can click on either a 4 or a 6. It's easy to get combos by...
19 found this helpful, 2015-08-05
This isn't the greatest solitaire game ever made. Still, having played two terrible ones back to back, I must say this lowered my expectations in other games, so... Well, this one's lucky, I guess! The music is great but so repetitive it'll end up driving you mad. A bit. There's nothing original in here, but no major flaw either; it's an honest clone of the genre, and it does what it does: entertain when you need a...
10 found this helpful, 2017-07-29
Rather than allowing the player to simply play the entire level just once (each level consists of 10 play sessions), the player is forced to repeat levels until they have collected enough items (hidden randomly) to 'advance' the story. The result is that this game feels extremely grindy. When added to the numerous other game play issues, and the repetitive soundtrack, I find it hard to recommend this particular...
4 found this helpful, 2019-01-21
Mixed feelings about this game that LOOKS casual but is anything but. Pro: - Good looks - Plays nicely. No complaints on the UI. Con: - This game is NOT a casual game even though it looks like it. Difficulty is surprisingly high and you must employ all the tricks you know on how to extend those combos. It is not unusual to decide the end result on the very last card using everything you got. Wild cards are really...
7 found this helpful, 2015-11-20
This game has all the potential to be a great little time passer, but is let down by the save system. If you have to stop playing due to life, you must finish up with a perfect if you are trying to complete all levels as perfect. If you finish your last level of a session with less than perfect and exit, the game will save that score and you will start your next session on the following level. This is really...
3 found this helpful, 2018-09-19
Another addicting Solitaire game. You do not have the ability to replay one certain level to get a better score once the set is done. The only way to do this is to replay the level itself over and over until you get it perfect, or replay the whole set from the start of you have multiple non-perfects. The hidden object portion of the game is really easy and if you get stuck you have the hint button that will fully...
5 found this helpful, 2017-07-03
Introduction The chronicles of Emerland. Solitaire. is exactly what the title suggests, a solitaire game. The most basic of games and one of the few that has come already installed on PCs for years is now given an updated look with updated features. There are many games like this on the market, taking a simple card game and adding bells and whistles to keep the interest of the player and attract new ones. However,...
10 found this helpful, 2016-03-24
I absolutly love Solitare games ..... but not this one .... where shall i start, they have tried to make the game more interesting by adding a "hidden object" minigame between levels however this hidden object game isn't quite fair as objects are hidden behind other things which you have to click to move first before you click on the item. The ingame buffs you buy to help you out during your game play are nearly...
11 found this helpful, 2016-10-02