Anything you obtain or buy in the in-game shop itself (besides real money purchases) is lost, and you'll have to restart from scratch. Solitairica has you fight randomized enemies in an attempt to get to the Emperor, but if you lose and your heart breaks, it's game over and you'll have to start again.

Solitairica takes players to the land of Myriodd, which has been taken over by the evil Emperor Stuck, and it's your duty to take him down. As I played the game seemed to have taken more elements from rogue-likes rather than traditional RPGs, and while that's personally not a genre I enjoy, the way these elements are employed are sure to pique the interest of rogue-like fans that want a change of pace. Like my first Mobile Moments pick, I had no knowledge of what Solitairica was before seeing it in my recommended Google Play list and installing it-the mash-up of Solitaire and RPG was enough to give the title a try. If anything the new decks can make things more complicated for new players, so they aren't a purchase that's recommended immediately. There are a few in-app purchases in the form of new deck types, which can be helpful depending on your play style, but are not required to complete the game.

This time we're looking at Solitairica, a free-to-play game (well, on Android it's $1.99 on iOS, but I don't know the difference between the two versions) that mashes some RPG elements into the classic card game of Solitaire.

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