Review: Solitaire Tripeaks Flowers (Nintendo Switch)

by Jim Smale · July 10, 2020

In Solitaire TriPeaks Flowers you can play hundreds of levels filled with the most addictive version of solitaire there is! And you can do that along with your trusty cat companion that shall help you along the journey of filling your greenhouses with the most beautiful flowers of all colors! Playful and relaxed experience awaits!

Pros:

Cartoon graphics.
149mb download size.
Full touchscreen support.
Solitaire card game gameplay.
Opening tutorial on the rules and controls.
Free coins-on an hour and 10-hour timer. Get cards and coins for free.
3-star level rank to earn based on level, time, and streak.
Streak slash combo counter with coin rewards.
Level select screen for replaying levels.
Levels are timed.
Use coins to undo a turn.
Missed card placements shake on screen.
Can play with face buttons.
10 areas with 20 levels in each.
Very simple controls.
Instructions menu for rules recap.
Cards can be trapped and require a particular action or card to be played in order to free the card.
Unlock abilities and special cards as you play like overt rune every card or wild card.
Run out of cards then pay coins for 5 more cards and do as much as you have cash for.
Difficulty goes up and down as you play.

Cons:

Only the one game mode style.
You get way too much gold making it so easy to buy additional cards or undo moves.
No replay value.
Music is not good.

7/10
Graphics - 7/10
7/10
Sound - 7/10
7/10
Accessibility - 7/10
7/10
Length - 7/10
7/10
Fun Factor - 7/10

7/10

Summary

I’m on a proper Solitaire trip at the moment, I have played many iterations so I jumped at the chance of playing another one. Initial impressions were good, I like card games on the Switch that actually use touchscreen! The game builds over time adding new cards to play like wild cards or flipping cards over. Thing is most Solitaire games now have these special cards so it’s nothing new. The game never builds up to anything and instead is just a simple Solitaire game, it plays perfectly fine and does what you think it would but it just never takes a risk or add in anything unique. If you like it simple you are in good company otherwise this is not the game you are looking for.