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Pros: Two distinct classes. Rich narrative and character interactions. Extensive card collection. Customizable deck-building mechanics.

Cons: Lacks depth compared to other strategic card battle games.

Pros: Includes multiple game types. Power-ups provide a fresh twist. Fun and addictive gameplay. In-depth help and support.

Cons: Potions can be counter-productive. Sound effects can be annoying. No 'undo' function in free version. Graphics are fairly simplistic.

Pros: Four chapters with 60 possible endings. Numerous ways to build your deck depending on your character. Hundreds of collectible cards and items.

Cons: Imbalanced card skill distribution. No speed options for battle playback.

Pros: A card matching game. Simple gameplay mechanics. No two runs feel the same.

Cons: Limited gameplay variety.

Pros: New Solitaire gameplay. Endless high-paced chiptunes. Includes real-speech synthesis robot. Vibrant retro-style graphics.

Cons: Similar gameplay to other modern card games.

Pros: Fast, engaging card battles. Simple drag-and-drop mechanics. Tons of unique cards with varied abilities.

Cons: Can feel repetitive after long sessions.

Pros: Has a wide range of card effects. Complex gameplay potential.

Cons: Bugs include a never ending game.

Pros: Easy to set things up. Fun and challenging. Supports retina display. Functions well without glitches.

Cons: Beginner level could be a bit too easy for some. Algorithms need some refinement. Computer players’ passes offer little variety. Needs a 64-bit computer.

Pros: Good quality of life. Can save games. Good for basic practice. Good-looking table.

Cons: Very predictable AI. Few game options. No difficulty options. No significant multiplayer.

Pros: Engaging memory challenge. Multiplayer fun. Free-to-play.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay.

Pros: Unique twist on classic Blackjack. Over 100 cards to collect. Unlock permanent abilities.

Cons: Short playthrough.

Pros: Easy to pick up and play. Runs smoothly. Fair AI and card draws. High graphical quality.

Cons: Only 3 versions of Pyramid. Cursor display issues. Samey graphics colors. Few options.

Pros: Fun and engaging. Different combinations and synergies possible. Characters inspired by popular legends and personalities.

Cons: Still in Early Access.

Pros: Single player and multiplayer modes. Free. Comprehensive list of cards.

Cons: Interface is cluttered. Aesthetics are very loud.

Pros: Includes 50 different solitaire game variations, from well-known classics to new unique game variants. Simple, sparse interface with no clutter. Multiple control types to suit your device. Decks are shuffled completely randomly rather than for or against player.

Cons: Doesn't support moving card stacks - only individual cards. Completely random shuffles mean some games are unwinnable with no warning. Some specific game variants have incorrectly implemented rules. Most individual game variants are available for free elsewhere.

Pros: 46 versions of solitaire available. Great themes and card deck styles. Play up to 7 players. Detailed stats on performances.

Cons: Some games are very hard to play. Only 3 deck styles.