"Solitaire Association" isn't just another version of the classic card game; it's a fresh and engaging twist that breathes new life into a timeless favorite. From the moment you launch the game, you're greeted with a sleek, intuitive interface and a calming aesthetic that makes it a joy to play for hours on end. The variety of game modes keeps things interesting, whether you're in the mood for a quick round or a more strategic challenge.What truly sets "Solitaire Association" apart is its innovative approach to gameplay. The addition of unique power-ups and special cards adds an element of surprise and strategy that I haven't found in other solitaire games. These features not only enhance the fun but also provide new ways to approach each hand, making every game feel fresh and exciting.Beyond the core gameplay, the attention to detail is evident throughout. The smooth animations, satisfying sound effects, and customizable themes all contribute to a polished and immersive experience. Regular updates introduce new challenges and content, ensuring that there's always something new to discover. "Solitaire Association" is a must-have for any solitaire fan and a standout title in the mobile gaming landscape. Five stars all the way!

No surprise. I caved to an ad to download this! I admittedly thought it looked interesting enough. But I know what to expect with basically 99% of the games on the App Store. It’s simple enough at first. Painfully simple, to the point where the tutorial in the beginning is just completely pointless but it holds your hand anyway. Few levels in I’m forced to watch ads after each game. Go figure, that’s only to be expected. But once you get to level 10 literally it becomes unplayable. You can’t even get past all of it without*shocker* having either to watch MORE ads, to add moves. Or restart and watch ads anyway. And I know they probably don’t have much input on the ads shown, but I think that the frequency of them could count as actual psychological torture, and I’m not being hyperbolic. The game itself… nothing wrong with it. It’s just so mediocre that it’s not even worth sitting through hundreds of ads just to complete a level. It’s just another cynical piece of slop in an oversaturated marketplace of oversaturated slop, rendered nearly unplayable by ads. But no that’s completely okay, because they HAVE to make money right? Sorry to the people who actually did the work on this. I have no idea what kind of money the programmers and artists make, but I doubt it’s that much. But also their work is rendered in vain just because an ad is slipped in every 30 seconds. Don’t give them the company ad revenue. It’s not worth it.

I HATE this game. It’s awful. You hardly ever get any coins at all. You run out of moves and are only given 10 extra moves when you watch ads but the problem is they give you a limited amount of times you can watch an ad to get more extra moves and with just 10 moves per ad, it’s not always enough to be able to get all the cards. You’re only allowed to use the joker once per level if you run out of possible combinations and if you get stuck again after using the joker, you’re screwed and have to restart. I’ve been stuck on a stupid level for the longest because I just keep getting cards that don’t match at all and the cards I actually need are buried under other cards that I can’t move until I clear the main ones. I got fed up being stuck in that same level having to restart it over and over again because if you wanna buy extra moves, it costs freaking 800 coins. I only had 500 because you only earn very little amount of coins so the amount you have increases super slowly. I don’t wanna play a game that irritates and frustrates me. I wanted a relaxing game and the game was fun at first until it got impossible to beat levels without coins for extra moves or using the joker. Being able to use the joker only once is awful. Also, they used to give 3 undo chances when you watched an ad. Now they took that away and only give you one. I’m tired of this greedy game and have deleted it from my iPad.

A fun, casual distraction, just like solitaire. The limit on the number of moves is sometimes problematic. If there are only a few categories you’ll often end up finishing early. However, if there are six or seven categories, even if you get a good shuffle, you’ll often end up not having enough moves to complete the level. This means you’ll either have to start over or watch ads to get a few more moves.Because the game can already end when all possible moves have been made, just like in solitaire, it seems like that should be the single end point; not running out of moves. It’s frustrating to run out of moves when you only need to make one more, and having to sit through ads just to finish. It’s even more frustrating having to start over multiple times because you realize that the cards are so shuffled that you won’t have enough moves. There have been times where I’ve known where every card goes and I have to pray that the cards are in a decent order, and times that I’ve started over early because it’s clear that they’re not.