LordGecko's Profile
Stat Summary
- Average Rating:5
- Helpful Votes:102
- Reviews Submitted:2
- First Review:March 14, 2012
- Most Recent Review:September 24, 2012
- Featured reviews0
LordGecko's Review History
Funkitron, makers of Slingo Supreme and Solitaire Kingdom, introduce a brand new fun and exciting word game: Word Bird Supreme!
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51 of 57 found this review helpful
The Slingo guys made a word game!
PostedSeptember 24, 2012
LordGecko
fromRedding, CA
Skill Level:Expert
Favorite Genre(s):Word, Arcade & Action, Match 3, Card & Board, Strategy, Puzzle, Mahjong
Fun Factor
5
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5
Visual/Sound Quality
5
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5
Level of Challenge
5
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5
This game is awesome! This is the guys behind Slingo and Solitaire Kingdom taking a stab at a word game so it uses their cool power-up and slot system. How this works, if not familiar with their other games, is when you first play the game you'll have access to one power-up and a single slot to put it in. As you complete games you'll slowly gain access to more power-ups and slots to put them in. You then are free to, within some limits, combine your favorite power-ups creating your own customized game experience. Even cooler, for a stat junkie as myself, they track your top score with every unique combination of power-ups as well as simply your best all time and daily scores.
I recommend this game!
After the king chooses you to join the Solitaire Heroes, you’re off on an epic adventure in Solitaire Kingdom Quest!
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5
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5
51 of 58 found this review helpful
Solitaire Kingdom Supreme revisited with an epic quest!
PostedMarch 14, 2012
LordGecko
fromRedding, CA
Skill Level:Expert
Favorite Genre(s):Word, Match 3, Card & Board, Strategy, Puzzle, Mahjong
Fun Factor
5
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5
Visual/Sound Quality
3
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5
Level of Challenge
5
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5
Storyline
3
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5
Step into a magical world of evil knights and fire breathing dragons to save your kingdom! As opposed to being able to pick and choose which characters will help you win in a magical game of Klondike solitaire, the game will pick them for you. In each level a bit more of the story is revealed, your assisting friends (as well as enemies) are chosen, and your objectives are revealed (other than simply clearing the board, you'll have a number of other objectives like achieving certain threshhold scores or finding hidden keys). You can simply play a level enough to unlock the next level or replay it again and again to unlock all of its optional objectives and get a highscore (the game tracks the top 5 scores of each level).
Can you actually play through all 10 chapters, defeat the 10 dragons (special double deck levels), and 10 secret levels (60 levels in total) to unlock the final additional secret power?
I recommend this game!