Dreamland Solitaire

Solitaire is one of the oldest card games for one player. In the Dreamland Solitaire version, you are offered a slightly improved version of this solitaire. You will need to clear the playing field at all levels of the game. The principle of the game is simple: cards are laid out on the field, some of them are closed. To open a card, you need to remove the open one from it. Cards are removed to the deck of the remaining cards, but not just like that, but in order: for example, a ten can be put on a jack or a nine.

At each level, gold coins and mana bubbles are hidden under the cards, with the help of which you need to equip locations. Improvements for each location are unique.

As in any computer game, Dreamland Solitaire has bonuses that you can buy for gold coins, which are located on the level and are given as a reward for a successful combo. Bonuses are of two types. Active ones allow, for example, to shuffle cards or remove an unnecessary card. They are called if you collect cards of a certain suit. Passive bonuses are effective immediately after you buy them. In addition to bonuses, the game has so-called wild cards. These are cards that can be placed on a pile of cards already collected on the field, without observing the order, and then collect the next ones on them. The game also has a joker, which can replace absolutely any card. The frequency of both the joker and the wild cards can be increased using a passive bonus.

In the game Dreamland Solitaire, you can choose one of three modes. In normal mode, it’s just Solitaire. In the timed game, you’ll not only have to lay out the solitaire, but also complete it within a certain time. But the easy mode is suitable for a slow, leisurely game without much stress: there are twice as many cards in the deck. And if you don’t really need bonuses and wild cards when playing in easy mode, then when playing in normal mode or for a while, they will be very useful.