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Twelve free solitaire games in one pack123 Free Solitaire is the logical evolution of the good old solitaire game we all used to play for hours on Windows 95.But 123 Free Solitaire is more than just one game; in fact, it includes 12 different types of solitaire games (Diplomat, Eighteens, Flower Garden, Free Cell, Grandfather's Clock, Klondike, Pyramid, Royal Rendezvous, Spider, Spider One Suit, Spider Two Suit, and Yukon) to ensure you never grow tired of playing on your own. You can play this on Windows 10 or Windows 11.sam.cmd.push(function() { sam.display('review-app-page-desktop'); });Playing 123 Free Solitaire is quite easy. After launching the game, you’re presented with a menu to choose which solitaire you want to play. Simply choose the game and start playing. 123 Free Solitaire lets you undo and redo moves, and also save the game any time to continue it later. And in case you don’t remember the rules to any of the included games, you can always take a look at the documentation.There are a few customization options in 123 Free Solitaire which allow you to change the interface skin, select a different card back and also use a personalized background – instead of the classic green table cloth. The cards have really nice designs, and are bigger than other solitaire games, but they can't be manually resized - they only change when you resize the window.123 Free Solitaire is a great pack of 12 free solitaire games for gamers and procrastinators alike.

Enjoy a cute little world2K Club is a free simulator developed by Olivia Haines. In this simple and short game, you get to experience being a young girl again filled with colorful and interactive objects from the good old days. You can jump around, explore your room, and even dance to your heart’s desire.2K Club also sports the same feminine aesthetic and casual relaxing gameplay as Haines’ other works Dollhouse and Drive Me To The Moon. However, this one is unique because of its focus on innocence in addition to the developer’s masterful use of color and nostalgia.sam.cmd.push(function() { sam.display('review-app-page-desktop'); });A cute throwbackInspired by the developer’s own childhood, the virtual world is filled with colorful and interactive objects from the late 90s and the early 2000s. This is evident from the Game Boy Advance, a thicker TV, and even a dance machine. This evokes a feeling of nostalgia, especially for people who experienced life with these things from the past. The simulated experience of trying these things again makes the game enjoyable.The graphics are also simplified, using bright and solid colors to give a sense of something that might’ve been drawn by a child from school. This adds to the cutesy feel that the game generally provides, putting players into the unique world that is a young person’s room. You can play music, try on makeup and look in the mirror, or play any of the games available for you.Its music also adds to the overall feel the game tries to achieve, using sounds that are upbeat yet not fast-paced. This helps create a unique, relaxing atmosphere. While the game succeeds in creating its own world, the experience makes you want more. The game could do with another environment in which you can explore like you’re still in the same timeframe.Bringing a dream to lifeWith 2K Club, players can revisit a dreamy recreation of a child’s life in the decades past. Its use of bright colors and featuring items from that time certainly brings a great throwback feel for people who used to enjoy those things. As it successfully creates a world of its own, inspired by the developer herself, it makes you want to explore more.

Free indie visual novelAce of Gifts is a free indie game developed by Gray Lofi. This game will have you roleplay a woman named Sophie. One December day, girlfriend, Annette, asked her out on a spontaneous date. Together, you and her will stroll around various shops at the seasonal holiday market.Ace of Gifts is a visual novel game. With this, don't expect a lot of player input besides reading the narrative and choosing from the options provided. Moreover, as this is an indie game, the gameplay will also be relatively short. Additionally, there will be heavy topics discussed, including aphobia.sam.cmd.push(function() { sam.display('review-app-page-desktop'); });What is the game about?Ace of Gifts is a visual novel about a date between girlfriends. As mentioned, the game starts with Sophie receiving an out-of-nowhere invite from her girlfriend, Annette. The two will then stroll around the seasonal holiday market, browse the product, and balk at the prices. However, in between stalls, the couple's conversation will shift towards more serious topics. These include their relationships and family obligations during the holidays.As this is a visual novel, players will do nothing but read the narrative most of the time. Of course, there will be times when you will choose how the story will proceed. However, unlike other similar games, these options are not a matter of life and death. Mostly you will choose which way the couple will go and which shop they will visit next.Visual-wise, players will find the game sub-par compared to other visual novels. Only the couple is presented as a 2D character. The stall art looks to be real-life pictures overlayed with paint filters. Moreover, every time the characters discuss a product, the game will only display a photo of it in real-life. As mentioned, the game is short, with the narrative only reaching 7000 words. Is the game good?If you are in the mood for a conversation-heavy, holiday visual novel, you could give Ace of Gifts a try. The game is a short story told through small interactions and features a good balance of wholesome everyday conversations and deeper personal topics. Although, its visuals could not hold a candle to other games of the same genre. Nevertheless, it is a good story that players can relate to. 

Relive your childhood ghost experiences9 Childs St is a free demo horror game that captures the fright and vulnerability of being a kid. In this simulation game from N4bA, you play as a child who starts noticing strange things from the abandoned house across the street. Despite its short playthrough, this game will keep you on the edge of your seat from the start to finish.In terms of gameplay and graphics, 9 Childs St is comparable to the likes of Pacify or Among the Sleep. Its impressive use of atmospheric horror plus a chilling backstory will leave you wanting more.sam.cmd.push(function() { sam.display('review-app-page-desktop'); });Through the eyes of a childAlthough 9 Childs St suffers from a relatively short game time–ranging from 10 to 15 minutes–every moment manages to keep you uneasy and fidgety through its use of atmospheric horror. Its small elements such as notes that change each time you look at it or a silhouette that disappears the next time, the game will always remind you to move slowly and more carefully. Story-wise, bits of information that help you build the entire story are scattered throughout the game. From letters to the cliched blood writings on the wall, you will be slowly caught up to speed on what’s happening around you. The most surprising element, however, is in the ending and its use of a time loop mechanic that will keep you wondering until the end.In terms of gameplay, being a child really factors in. You have a lower perception of the environment and you have to use chairs and platforms to reach higher ground. Aside from its quick playthrough, the gameplay is also linear since it doesn’t have any alternative endings or allow your choices to make an impact on the story. You only get to experience this one-time scare and that’s it.An exciting teaser9 Childs St is a great yet brief horror experience that doesn’t rely on scary character designs or distracting audio cues. Its use of atmospheric horror, combined with a gameplay experience focused on playing as a child, comes across as sincerely scary and equally exciting. Although it is really short and linear as a video game, it’s only the demo version and there’s no telling what its full version will offer.