Atlantic Quest: Solitaire Demo

Atlantic Quest: Solitaire is another title in the long line of casual card games that work on the core game rules of the popular Solitaire game. It comes with a cartoon feel and loads of friendly fish.

There’s a reason as to why games like this one get a hold of you and anyone else who plays them. They propose several challenges that are easy to overcome and every time you win a game, your brain sets loose the sense of satisfaction; you like the feeling, and then you start another game.

It’s as simple as that, but it can also be because Atlantic Quest: Solitaire features a character who looks a bit like Nemo’s dad, or at least he reminds us of him. It also comes with nice graphics and design. So you see, the game has a few things to reel us in and keep us there, from a visual point of view that is.

In Atlantic Quest: Solitaire you need to sort cards in ascending or descending order according to their value. There’s a bit more to that, but it’s just enough so as to make the game accessible to people of all ages who are interested in a casual challenge.

Throughout the game, you will encounter various scenarios that either require quick thinking and planning, but in most cases, it all comes down to keeping a sharp eye. A lot of the time, you lose a game because you didn’t spot one or two cards that could be matched.

To end, Atlantic Quest: Solitaire is nice as far as casual games go. It looks cute, the challenges are interesting and without really noticing, you will spend a good couple of hours with it.