Age of Solitaire : Build City Sticky Hands Inc. Age of solitaire is a city building card game based on klondike solitaire rule. A solitaire game that anyone can enjoy … Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsAge of solitaire is a city building card game based on klondike solitaire rule. A solitaire game that anyone can enjoy easily. It can be a bit challenging but fun! Build your city while playing solitaire games! Enjoy the excitement of completing the card stack with the new city-building solitaire during various civilization eras! Familiar and addictive card game - Age of solitaire is a classic Klondike solitaire game that anyone can enjoy. - You can enjoy the joy of constructing various cities with proven fun. - Offline mode available Overcoming the crisis with helpful items - Using the Undo item, you can make up for mistakes. - Use Hint item to find out your next move. - Open -1 card Item to lower the difficulty level. - Shuffle item lets you shuffle unopened cards. Caution! When deleting apps, game data will be deleted together. Information Seller:Sticky Hands Inc. Genre:Board, Card Release:Jul 24, 2017 Updated:Oct 06, 2022 Version:1.5.3 Size:387.4 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating: (3) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel Jayg2015 Well-Known Member Jan 5, 2015 3,734 41 48 Male Player 1 Liberty city #2 Jayg2015, Jul 24, 2017 Been waiting for this one. momoking Active Member Jul 17, 2017 35 0 0 #3 momoking, Jul 25, 2017 Glad to see.. on my way to download Applepen Active Member Jul 14, 2017 33 0 0 #4 Applepen, Jul 25, 2017 I like this style!!! ainpapa Well-Known Member Aug 3, 2010 121 0 16 CEO of Sticky Hands INC. South Korea https://www.facebook.com/StickyHandsInc/ #5 ainpapa, Jul 25, 2017 Last edited: Jul 25, 2017 City building card game - Age of solitaire (by StickyHands Inc.) Finally, Age of solitaire has launched at App store. I really thank you for your patience and hope you enjoy our game. iOS ☞ https://itunes.apple.com/app/id1243351872?mt=8 Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel djstout Well-Known Member Jul 21, 2011 2,672 97 48 Sportscaster & football (soccer) coach Taiwan & Japan #6 djstout, Jul 25, 2017 Not out in Japan.... zeroex Well-Known Member May 20, 2014 344 25 28 #7 zeroex, Jul 25, 2017 whats the IAP? Jayg2015 Well-Known Member Jan 5, 2015 3,734 41 48 Male Player 1 Liberty city #8 Jayg2015, Jul 25, 2017 Really enjoying this version of solitaire . Gives you a reason to continue pleating and coming back for more. I normally quit every solitaire game within days because nothing sets them apart. This one has a nice addition Boardumb Administrator Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Apr 14, 2009 8,802 816 113 THE BOSS Sacramento, CA #9 Boardumb, Jul 25, 2017 Permanent IAP is a $1.99 ad removal, and $1.99 for unlocking 1 card draw option (default is regular 3 card draw). Then there are consumable items: Hint, Undo, and Shuffle (shuffles the cards in the deck with the unflipped cards from the field. Basically a get out of jail free card for when you have no moves left). There are several options for buying the consumables from 99¢ up to an $8.99 bundle that gives you 25 of each. Roleki Well-Known Member Aug 11, 2012 432 0 0 #10 Roleki, Jul 26, 2017 So let me get this straight, the full game costs about $4:00 and then there are consumables...? Sounds a little steep to me - cost of entry + bundle = Prof Layton! No way! Avaniar Well-Known Member Jul 26, 2016 246 1 18 #11 Avaniar, Jul 26, 2017 Not really Not really since one iap is to disable ads the other is an easy difficulty mode and the others are "cheats". So you do get to play the full game for free. I prefer the 1card draw but that is simply because i don't play solitaire that much. Thinkcat Member Jul 14, 2017 11 0 0 #12 Thinkcat, Jul 26, 2017 Graphics look nice. Rooie1154 Active Member Patreon Silver Sep 24, 2012 41 0 6 #13 Rooie1154, Jul 26, 2017 You also have the option to watch a video to get free things like the shuffle or the undo. It's a nice little solitaire game. I was a little disappointed that the civilization-building aspect of it was so automatic. And there are a lot of mis-spellings. Needs an editor that way. But I do like that you can retry (and retry and retry) a game without it breaking your winning streak. If you like solitaire, you should also check out Solitaire Decked Out...free with no ads. Lots of different decks to unlock and some cute animations. Naalsi Member Jul 17, 2017 23 0 0 #14 Naalsi, Jul 26, 2017 Can I play this offline? Roleki Well-Known Member Aug 11, 2012 432 0 0 #15 Roleki, Jul 27, 2017 I kind of agree with you, and I too need the one card draw to enjoy Klondike - my resistance is crumbling...# must.kick.this.gaming.habit. momoking Active Member Jul 17, 2017 35 0 0 #16 momoking, Jul 27, 2017 Keep playing and want to see how the city will ultimately look Faffery Member Apr 16, 2015 19 0 0 #17 Faffery, Jul 27, 2017 This is great, I was looking for a nice solitaire game to keep around. This is what I like about the game: - Draw 3 Klondike by default - Random deals only (I have Solitaire Kingdom Adventure for puzzles) - Ad removal IAP - Grindy progression system (this seems like a negative but I like to watch some kind of progression after each round, this just means it lasts longer) I don't know what happens after you max out the progression, but it would be nice if there was a prestige system waiting at the end. FrehleyzComet Well-Known Member Apr 25, 2013 89 0 0 Foreman Pennsylvania #18 FrehleyzComet, Jul 28, 2017 I was super excited for this game, but I'm disappointed. I love the concept of building up the areas, but I have no control over anything. Ultimately I'm playing solitaire to watch the game build my little towns for me. Boring. NullRef New Member Jul 30, 2017 2 0 0 #19 NullRef, Jul 30, 2017 Tends towards failure I've notice that the random hidden cards tend towards being the opposite colour, and one number higher than the card that was coving it. This might seem really useful as sometimes you can just keep pulling cards off that column, but it really breaks the game if you take a set of cards off a column instead. Anyone else noticed this? FusionFountain Member Jun 19, 2016 8 0 0 #20 FusionFountain, Jul 31, 2017 So this is basically exactly how I feel, I really like the concept of mixing these 2 types of games but the execution is really poor here. It's like the game was made and then they never finished conceptualizing it. You're playing solitaire, which is what creates your city based on how well you do, and that's it? What's the point of the city building part? Just to have a city that gets built? Okay. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Page 1 of 2 1 2 Next > Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
City building card game - Age of solitaire (by StickyHands Inc.) Finally, Age of solitaire has launched at App store. I really thank you for your patience and hope you enjoy our game. iOS ☞ https://itunes.apple.com/app/id1243351872?mt=8 Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel
Really enjoying this version of solitaire . Gives you a reason to continue pleating and coming back for more. I normally quit every solitaire game within days because nothing sets them apart. This one has a nice addition
Permanent IAP is a $1.99 ad removal, and $1.99 for unlocking 1 card draw option (default is regular 3 card draw). Then there are consumable items: Hint, Undo, and Shuffle (shuffles the cards in the deck with the unflipped cards from the field. Basically a get out of jail free card for when you have no moves left). There are several options for buying the consumables from 99¢ up to an $8.99 bundle that gives you 25 of each.
So let me get this straight, the full game costs about $4:00 and then there are consumables...? Sounds a little steep to me - cost of entry + bundle = Prof Layton! No way!
Not really Not really since one iap is to disable ads the other is an easy difficulty mode and the others are "cheats". So you do get to play the full game for free. I prefer the 1card draw but that is simply because i don't play solitaire that much.
You also have the option to watch a video to get free things like the shuffle or the undo. It's a nice little solitaire game. I was a little disappointed that the civilization-building aspect of it was so automatic. And there are a lot of mis-spellings. Needs an editor that way. But I do like that you can retry (and retry and retry) a game without it breaking your winning streak. If you like solitaire, you should also check out Solitaire Decked Out...free with no ads. Lots of different decks to unlock and some cute animations.
I kind of agree with you, and I too need the one card draw to enjoy Klondike - my resistance is crumbling...# must.kick.this.gaming.habit.
This is great, I was looking for a nice solitaire game to keep around. This is what I like about the game: - Draw 3 Klondike by default - Random deals only (I have Solitaire Kingdom Adventure for puzzles) - Ad removal IAP - Grindy progression system (this seems like a negative but I like to watch some kind of progression after each round, this just means it lasts longer) I don't know what happens after you max out the progression, but it would be nice if there was a prestige system waiting at the end.
I was super excited for this game, but I'm disappointed. I love the concept of building up the areas, but I have no control over anything. Ultimately I'm playing solitaire to watch the game build my little towns for me. Boring.
Tends towards failure I've notice that the random hidden cards tend towards being the opposite colour, and one number higher than the card that was coving it. This might seem really useful as sometimes you can just keep pulling cards off that column, but it really breaks the game if you take a set of cards off a column instead. Anyone else noticed this?
So this is basically exactly how I feel, I really like the concept of mixing these 2 types of games but the execution is really poor here. It's like the game was made and then they never finished conceptualizing it. You're playing solitaire, which is what creates your city based on how well you do, and that's it? What's the point of the city building part? Just to have a city that gets built? Okay.
