Zachtronics Solitaire
Step into the gaming world with Zachtronics Solitaire, one of the top $4.99 games in the App Store! Crafted with creativity and innovation by Metaversal Studios, this captivating Card game is bound to grab your attention. With its content rating of 4+, it caters to a wide audience. Ever since its release on 3rd October 2022, it has been constantly updated, with the latest version rolled out on 14th October 2022.
Whether you have a liking for Card, games, Zachtronics Solitaire is sure to keep you hooked!
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Dive into Zachtronics Solitaire
The Zachtronics Solitaire Collection is here! Inside you will find seven totally unique solitaire games originally designed as minigames for our 2016–2022 releases, updated with new high-resolution graphics, plus one brand new solitaire variant found only in this collection.
Shenzhen Solitaire: A FreeCell-inspired solitaire variant with a three-color deck based on mahjong tiles
Sigmar’s Garden: A tile matching game using the alchemical symbols from Opus Magnum
Proletariat’s Patience: An asymmetric solitaire variant where some cards are grouped by suit while others are stacked by alternating colors
Kabufuda Solitaire: A challenging solitaire variant using Japanese kabufuda cards where additional free cells are unlocked by making sets
Cluj Solitaire: An original solitaire variant where you can “cheat” by placing cards wherever you want, so long as you’re careful
Cribbage Solitaire: A score-based solitaire variant using modified Cribbage rules and an actual Cold War aircraft recognition deck
Sawayama Solitaire: A reimagined version of Klondike that is faster, more strategic, and more often winnable than the original
Fortune’s Foundation: A brand new and extra-challenging solitaire variant using a deck of Tarot cards that presents a fortune when you win
What’s Fresh in the Latest Update?
Discover what’s new in the recent update of Zachtronics Solitaire on 14th October 2022:
- Reduced the memory usage of the game to help it load faster, run on older devices, and be less likely to restart when switching apps.
Hear from the Players – Zachtronics Solitaire Reviews
Find out what gamers are saying about Zachtronics Solitaire:
These are some of the best solitaire games we’ve ever played, each one very unique but they all require careful choices and foresight. Fortunes Foundation is hard to conquer but once you understand how to win you won’t be able to stop playing.
Eliza was phenomenal, but what made Eliza even better was Kabufuda! Im so happy to be able to play this solitaire variant again. Unfortunately, the app is not scaled for iPhones, which is really maddening. The size of the font is unreadable, and the lettering on some of the solitaire cards is not readable on an iPhone. Hopefully the devs can make the adjustment.
Bought to play Sigmars Garden and found that its a bit too small on iPhone. The text is impossible to read (luckily the game doesnt need reading if you already know it) and tap targets are small. Kind of just feels like they took the desktop version and didnt adapt it for mobile at all.
GREAT games, if you are a solitaire fan at all. To us, most of the games remind us of Freecell, with interesting twists and mechanics to make each unique. Our one gripe is that all variants lock up a lot when selecting a card (typically at least once per game). The solution is to switch away and then back to the app, but Id rather it just didnt lock up.
On the 11 iPad Pro the scaling seems small. We wish the cards were bigger without all the wasted background space.
These are undoubtedly great solitaire games by one of our favorite game designers but in a very barebones port that is honestly a pretty bad experience on our iPhone Mini. Pillarboxed interface, minuscule text. It feels bad to have to play a mobile solitaire game in landscape when so much horizontal screen space is wasted. On top of that, they dont have the best track record of app support on iOS (RIP Spacechem and TIS-100P) and the last update definitely didnt eliminate the possibility of losing games in progress when app switching. Bottom line: great solitaire variants let down by a subpar port, at least for phones. IPad probably fares better.
We’ve sadly purchased a few of Zachtronics games previously, but that ends here. This is made with such lack of skill and care (when they are obviously very talented) that it leaves an unbelievable bad taste in our mouth. You dont care about iOS? No one is forcing you to put these games on the platform. This one is obviously abandoned, but they never cared about it in the first place. Bugs? Wrong orientation, incredibly small text on both iPhone and iPad, it loses focus sometimes and you cant interact with the app at all until you switch to another app and then back (that has been present SINCE LAUNCH!), the shenzen game was causing problems on lower end devices? So the easiest and laziest and quickest fix they could do was just force it to around 3fps on ALL DEVICES. Last Straw? Games that are luck-based, have had work done on them so they are skill-based and winnablewellllll nope. You will frequently not have a single move in some of these gamesnot a single move.
This is wonderful and unexpected. Thank you! It would be nice if we could tap to select a card then tap where to place it as opposed to having to drag.
All of the Solitaire games in here are excellent, but special shoutout to Fortunes Foundation for being so unique and fun. No other iOS Solitaire game is as polished as this one.
We’ve already played all the Solitaire games that Zachtronics had previously published but having them together in one mobile app is so convenient. If you’re familiar with these games then you already know what you’re getting, but if you aren’t then you’ll be delighted with some lovely games for chilling out but still getting your brain working a bit. Each game has a fun twist to keep you coming back for one more deal. It’s just a lovely way to relax with enough variety to keep it interesting. If you have played Zachtronics Solitaire games before you need to give Fortune’s Foundation a try. It’s quite challenging but possibly their very best variant ever. Cards can stack in either direction but you can only move one card at a time. This leads to planning out how you can shuffle stacks back and forth between ascending and descending order. You get a free cell, but it blocks removing cards from the board. It’s incredibly deep. We’re kind of obsessed. Zachtronics will be deeply missed, but we appreciate this parting collection.
These are some of the most fun and creative takes on solitaire we’ve ever played. We love how challenging they all are, once we understood their strategies, we find myself daydreaming about playing more when Im in situations where Im unable to lol. Anyway, Im stoked how fast Zach fixed the initial issues with music stopping or PiP videos halting and the game becoming unresponsive, because this is the perfect game to play on the bus while listening to some choice tunes. 10/10!