I have played just about every Solitaire game on Steam and Jewel Match Solitaire is by far the best on Steam. All the things you love about Solitaire is in this game: great game play, great challenging puzzle boards, trophies, bonus games, wallpaper, and more. There are 3 modes: Relaxed, Normal, and Hard that allows you to play at your own pace.
The story is you re- building castles and kingdoms, you will need to collect gems throughout the game to do that. Bonus games are unlocked as you get stars in the main game. Bonus games includes: Klondike, Pyramid, Aces Easy, Royal Family, Scorpion, and more. The game is easy to learn and fun to master. Music is very relaxing as it should be and the graphics are good. I like how the card decks look worn and used. If you love a great Solitaire game, this one should be in your collection.
EXCELLENT GAME. 11/10.

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I bought this years ago when the publisher said the collector's editions (i.e. the complete games with all the content) won't be coming to steam. I figured a couple hundred levels are better than nothing, not that there was a shortage of solitaires even then. there's still a lot of content here and the game itself is what you'd expect from the billionth +1/-1 solitaire, but it's not worth buying now that the ce is also available.

I'll link my review of the collector's edition, as everything applies to this, except there are 200 levels instead of 320, 5 castles instead of 8, and 12 other solitaire variants instead of 18 (the missing ones: aces up, congress, flower garden, little windmill, napoleon's square, spider 4 suits). the only saving grace is both versions are supposed to have different layouts, and arguably that's the main thing in a solitaire, but nobody memorizes hundreds of them, and everything else is exactly the same, only there's less of it here. so again, no reason to buy this, grab the collector's edition instead. I think the ce should've replaced the cut version both in the store and people's libraries, with the butchered version still available in the beta branch to access the other levels.

this whole collector's edition nonsense needs to die, or at the very least turn into an upgradable situation where you can pay for the difference instead of buying a game twice and playing most of it again before getting access to the new stuff. I don't know, it could be called something like downloadable content, or dlc for short. maybe someone should pitch it to big fish, who aren't publishing these on steam, but I assume are the main (only?) culprit behind this idiotic business model. though I'm pretty sure they're fine with many people double-dipping.

Uh Oh. 23 levels in to the campaign which is all +1/-1 Solitaire but that's OK but I'm just about done with this. Ridiculous prices for power-ups which makes the game feel like it was developed for the mobile crowd. To boot power-ups are too standard and don't show any inventiveness like Reville's Home Run Solitaire.

Another review said the game does not have a resolution menu though the game adapts to your desktop resolution just fine. Played @4K no issues.

A nice and relaxing solitaire game.

This is a pretty good Solitaire game following the usual format of the games in this series. I played the Twilight Jewel Match Solitaire game before this, and a lot of my gripes with that game are also in this one. i.e. not being able to change the window size when not full screened.
This is an issue for me as most of the time when I'm playing a solitaire game, I have it off to the side of my screen in a small window while I'm watching YouTube or something on the other side. With this game and similar, since I can't shrink it, I had to have part of the game cut off off screen with my web browser cut off as well to try and squeeze the video on one side. I wish they would fix this.

Another issue for this game and similar is by the time I got to around level 120 or so, I had every achievement. I had little incentive to go the rest of the way and beat all the rest of the 150-200 levels or whatever the count was in order to complete the game, other than for completion sake.

that being said, I still would recommend the game and it doesn't take a long time to beat, especially if you play it without distraction. My time in the game is more than it should have as once when I was close to being done with it, I lost my save file when I had to reformat my computer. that's another negative in that there is no steam cloud support for the game.
That's minor though as I caught back up quickly and then kept going to beat it fully.

Solides Solitaire mit vielen wiederspielbaren Leveln in drei Schwierigkeitsgrade: du kannst relaxed, normal und schwierig wählen. Es wird nach dem üblichen +1/-1 Kartenlayout gespielt. Es ist auch wieder der Shop verfügbar, in dem du Power-ups erwerben kannst, mit denen du leichter durch die Level pflügst. Als kleine Bonbons gibt es Zusatzlevel, sei es Spider oder andere Solitairearten, auch Mah jong ploppt auf (Klondike, Pyramid, Aces Easy, Royal Family, Scorpion). Wie auch sonst werden verschiedene Artworks durch die erspielten Juwelen aufgebaut. Die Errungenschaften erspielt man "nebenbei".

Das Artwork ist liebevoll und stimmig, es gibt verschiedene Kartendecks und Rückseiten. Am besten erwirbst du das Spiel im Sale, wobei es auch lange genug dauert, um es normal zu kaufen. Wenn du gute Solitaires magst, solltest du dieses einsammeln.

Ein paar Kekse dazu?

Solid solitaire with many replayable levels in three levels of difficulty: you can choose relaxed, normal and difficult. It is played according to the usual +1/-1 card layout. The shop is also available again, where you can purchase power-ups to help you plow through the levels. There are additional levels as small candies, be it Spider or other types of solitaire, Mah jong also pops up (Klondike, Pyramid, Aces Easy, Royal Family, Scorpion). As usual, different artworks are built up through the jewels earned. You earn the achievements "by the way".

The artwork is loving and harmonious, there are different decks and backs. The best way to buy the game is on sale, although it also takes long enough to buy it normally. If you like good solitaires, you should collect this one.

A few biscuits too?

Almond Spritz Cookies

Ingredients

1 cup butter, softened
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 cup packed brown sugar
1 large egg, room temperature
1/2 teaspoon almond extract
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
2-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
Pink and red colored sugar, optional

Directions

In a large bowl, cream butter and sugars until light and fluffy, 5-7 minutes. Beat in egg and extracts. Combine the flour, baking soda and salt; gradually add to the creamed mixture and mix well.
Using a cookie press fitted with the disk of your choice, press dough 2 in. apart onto ungreased baking sheets. If desired, sprinkle with colored sugar.
Bake at 375° until edges just begin to brown, 7-9 minutes. Cool on wire racks.

Jewel Match Solitaire is a casual solitaire game that is suitable for all ages.

The game has a written tutorial that teaches you the basics. When you start the game, you can select from 3 difficulty settings.

The game has 200 levels. All the levels are played in a solitaire style, ie, to place a higher or lower rank card to the pile.

And there also the regular obstacles such as a lock or a ribbon on a card that needs to be removed before the card can be played.

But besides that this game also has some bonus solitaire games, like Klondike and Spider. There are 12 bonus games in total. These can be unlocked with stars. You earn stars by completing a level.

The other aspect of the game is castle-building, and you need to build 5 different castles in this game. In order to build these castles you need to find emeralds hidden within the levels. They are hidden under certain cards, so they are accessible if you play these cards.

You also earn coins, with which you can buy power-ups, wild cards and jokers in the shop. You earn more coins by doing combos and some coins are also hidden under the cards.

When you win a level you earn stars up to 3 stars.

The graphics are very good, the cards are presented with an old-fashioned look. The music is also very good, it is really releaxing.

There are so many solitaire games out there, so is this game worth it? I would say yes, because the bonus games made it worthwhile for me. Most other solitaire games don’t have the regular solitaire games in it like Freecell, Spider, etc. This one does and the additions are very nice. Although I think the price is a bit too steep for this genre but thanks to the bonus games, I think it’s worth the price.

Disclaimer: The copy of the game was provided by the publisher, however, it did not influence my opinion in any way.

A great solitaire game.

A tonne of levels, some castles to build, nice progression with upgrades that are not too overpowered even after you have them all. Had a lot of fun with this.

There are also bonus levels, featuring a whole bunch of different kinds of solitaire. My favourite is klondike which I used to play all the time irl back in highschool, so that was very nostalgic and also winning my first few games here is some of the most fun I've had in a game in a long time. Also I still can't work out how to play spider lol, I might have to look up a youtube tutorial or something.

But yeah if you like solitaire at all, any kind, you should get this game.

Tons of levels, and once you beat a set of levels and fully build its castle, you can use it as a wallpaper if you want. They're very pretty, so that's a nice bonus. I also LOVE the bonus games. You can unlock like 12 different kinds of solitaire, including a bunch I'd never heard of before. If you click help button it tells you the rules. I love Aces Easy, Royal Family, and Eight Off. You don't build the castle when you play the bonus games but you do accumlate coins, which you can use to buy upgrades in the store that affect the main game. All in all, very fun game.

It's solitaire.
Basic, relaxing,casual, solitaire.

Music is repetitive, but appropriate,
Card layout are pretty much like every other solitaire game.
I mean, come on. It's solitaire. How much "new" are you expecting?

Chill game to just kill time.
Some strategy required, more in the bonuses you buy with the coin you earn winning each hand than in how you play the cards.
The landscapes and castles are very nicely drawn, very pretty.

10.5 hours to complete the game and unlock all achievements, for me.
The bonus games are more difficult than the regular game, IMHO.
Read the rules (help) for each bonus game you try, they may not play by the same rules you are familiar with.
I chose Pyramid Solitaire for the bonus game achievements. Took a little over an hour to win them all.


Get it on sale. Nothing truly special about this game.
It is solitaire.
But it is a prettier game than many.