To review solitaire games, you need a review system. Mine is very, very simple. When I review a solitaire game, I pay attention to 4 things:
Design:
How does it look? Is it attractive to read/ look at/ play? How much pictures are there? Is everything clear?
Gameplay:
Is the gameplay original? Is it completely new, or is it an old system? Does it have any special twists or gimmicks? Is everything balanced? And, most importantly: Is it fun to play?
Difficulty:
Is it possible to complete the game? Does it take multiple tries or not? How much replay value does it have?
Story:
Is the story a obligatory thing, or is it an extension to the gameplay? Is it well writen or is it something you just want to skip?
Design:
How does it look? Is it attractive to read/ look at/ play? How much pictures are there? Is everything clear?
Gameplay:
Is the gameplay original? Is it completely new, or is it an old system? Does it have any special twists or gimmicks? Is everything balanced? And, most importantly: Is it fun to play?
Difficulty:
Is it possible to complete the game? Does it take multiple tries or not? How much replay value does it have?
Story:
Is the story a obligatory thing, or is it an extension to the gameplay? Is it well writen or is it something you just want to skip?
Every game can receive 1-25 points at eacht point of attention. Together they form a number between 4 and 100, with 4 being hell and 100 being heaven.
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